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First Passage Time of Filtered Poisson Process with Exponential Shape Function

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  • Alexander Novikov
  • R. E. Melchers
  • E. Shinjikashvili
  • N. Kordzakhia

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Solving some integro-differential equation we find the Laplace transformation of the first passage time for Filtered Poisson Process generated by pulses with uniform or exponential distributions. Also, the martingale technique is applied for approximations of expectations accuracy is veryfying with the help of Monte-Carlo simulations.

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  • Alexander Novikov & R. E. Melchers & E. Shinjikashvili & N. Kordzakhia, 2003. "First Passage Time of Filtered Poisson Process with Exponential Shape Function," Research Paper Series 109, Quantitative Finance Research Centre, University of Technology, Sydney.
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