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maz1987
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In the derivation of the solution to the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process, we use the factor exp(γt) as the integrating factor, or "guessing" the form of the solution as Ut.exp(-γt).
However I don't see why we cannot proceed with changing the dummy variable from t to s, and integrating both sides of the original equation dXt = -γXtdt + σdWt.
More specifically:
dXs = -γXsds + σdWs
integrate both sides between 0 and t to obtain:
Xt - X0 = -γtXt + σ(Wt - W0)
Xt (1 + γt) = X0 + σWt (since W0 = 0)
Xt = [X0 + σdWt] / (1 + γt)
Can someone please point out what is incorrect about my working.
Thanks
However I don't see why we cannot proceed with changing the dummy variable from t to s, and integrating both sides of the original equation dXt = -γXtdt + σdWt.
More specifically:
dXs = -γXsds + σdWs
integrate both sides between 0 and t to obtain:
Xt - X0 = -γtXt + σ(Wt - W0)
Xt (1 + γt) = X0 + σWt (since W0 = 0)
Xt = [X0 + σdWt] / (1 + γt)
Can someone please point out what is incorrect about my working.
Thanks