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Martingales relatives

Jacques Azéma, Paul-André Meyer, Marc Yor (1992)

Séminaire de probabilités de Strasbourg

Maximal brownian motions

Jean Brossard, Michel Émery, Christophe Leuridan (2009)

Annales de l'I.H.P. Probabilités et statistiques

Let Z=(X, Y) be a planar brownian motion, 𝒵 the filtration it generates, andBa linear brownian motion in the filtration 𝒵 . One says thatB(or its filtration) is maximal if no other linear 𝒵 -brownian motion has a filtration strictly bigger than that ofB. For instance, it is shown in [In Séminaire de Probabilités XLI 265–278 (2008) Springer] that B is maximal if there exists a linear brownian motion C independent of B and such that the planar brownian motion (B, C) generates the same filtration 𝒵 asZ....

Maximal Weak-Type Inequality for Orthogonal Harmonic Functions and Martingales

Adam Osękowski (2013)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

Assume that u, v are conjugate harmonic functions on the unit disc of ℂ, normalized so that u(0) = v(0) = 0. Let u*, |v|* stand for the one- and two-sided Brownian maxima of u and v, respectively. The paper contains the proof of the sharp weak-type estimate ℙ(|v|* ≥ 1)≤ (1 + 1/3² + 1/5² + 1/7² + ...)/(1 - 1/3² + 1/5² - 1/7² + ...) 𝔼u*. Actually, this estimate is shown to be true in the more general setting of differentially subordinate harmonic functions defined...

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