Question: (a) Let 1 , 2 , ... be independent standard normal r.v.s, S 0 = 0, S t = 1 +...+

(a) Let ξ1, ξ2, ... be independent standard normal r.v.’s, S0 = 0, St = ξ1+...+ξt , X0 = 1, and Xt =Ct exp{St} for t = 1, ... . Find a constant Ct for which Xt is a martingale. Find limt→∞ Xt .
How will the problem change if we consider Xt =Ct exp{−St}?

(b) Do the same if ξ’s are normal with a mean of m and a variance of σ2.

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