ABSTRACT. – Let X be a real Lévy process and let X ↑ be the process conditioned to stay positive. We assume that 0 is regular for (−∞,0) and (0,+∞) with respect to X. Using elementary excursion theory arguments, we provide a simple probabilistic description of the reversed paths of X and X ↑ at their first hitting time of (x,+∞) and last passage time of (−∞, x], on a fixed time interval [0, t], for a positive level x. From these reversion formulas, we derive an extension to general Lévy processes of Williams ’ decomposition theorems, Bismut’s decomposition of the excursion above the infimum and also several relations involving the reversed excursion under the maximum. 2003 Éditions scientifiques et médicales Elsevier SAS RÉSUMÉ. – Soit X u...
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International audienceWe consider a spectrally positive Lévy process X that does not drift to +∞, vi...
This thesis consists of five chapters. Chapter 1 is divided in two parts; first part concerns the ge...
AbstractWe first give an interpretation for the conditioning to stay positive (respectively, to die ...
In the first chapter, we study the conditioning of a completely asymmetric Lévy process to remain in...
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Simulation of rare events can be costly with respect to time and computational resources. For certai...
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International audienceWe consider a wide class of increasing Lévy processes perturbed by an independ...
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. If X is a symmetric L'evy process on the line, then there exists a non--decreasing, c`adl`ag ...