Abstract
Abstract In this paper we give a new proof to an Engelbert–Schmidt type zero–one law for time-homogeneous diffusions, which provides deterministic criteria for the convergence of integral functional of diffusions. Our proof is based on a slightly stronger assumption than that in Mijatovic and Urusov (2012a) and utilizes stochastic time change and Feller’s test of explosions. It does not rely on advanced methods such as the first Ray–Knight theorem, William’s theorem, Shepp’s dichotomy result for Gaussian processes or Jeulin’s lemma as in the previous literature (see Mijatovic and Urusov (2012a) for a pointer to the literature). The new proof has an intuitive interpretation as we link the integral functional to the explosion time of an associated diffusion process.
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