Abstract

We are interested in occupation times of Levy processes with jumps rational Laplace transforms. The corresponding boundary value problems via the Feynman-Kac representation are solved to obtain an explicit formula for the joint distribution of the occupation time and the terminal value of the Levy processes with jumps rational Laplace transforms.

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  • The occupation time is the amount of time a stochastic process stays with in a certain range

  • We are interested in occupation times of Lévy processes with jumps rational Laplace transforms

  • The corresponding boundary value problems via the Feynman-Kac representation are solved to obtain an explicit formula for the joint distribution of the occupation time and the terminal value of the Lévy processes with jumps rational Laplace transforms

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Introduction

The occupation time is the amount of time a stochastic process stays with in a certain range. Many explicit results on Laplace transforms for occupation times have been obtained for some well known examples of Lévy process. Lévy’s arcsine law is a well known result. It states the following, let Γ+(t) be the time W spends above 0 up to time t: t. Lévy [10] (for more details see Chapter IV of [16]) showed that for each t > 0 the variable Γ+(t)/t follows the arcsine law:. The investigation on occupation times of Lévy processes has made much great progress. We are interested in the joint Laplace transforms of X = (Xt)t≥0 and its occupation times, i.e,.

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