Some Exact Results on Lindley Process with Laplace Jumps

We consider a Lindley process with Laplace-distributed space increments. We obtain closed-form recursive expressions for the density function of the position of the process and for its first exit time distribution from the domain [0,h]. We illustrate the results in terms of the parameters of the process. An example of the application of the analytical results is discussed in the framework of the CUSUM method.

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Mathematics
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math13071166
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Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
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Some Exact Results on Lindley Process with Laplace Jumps

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Abstract

We consider a Lindley process with Laplace-distributed space increments. We obtain closed-form recursive expressions for the density function of the position of the process and for its first exit time distribution from the domain [0,h]. We illustrate the results in terms of the parameters of the process. An example of the application of the analytical results is discussed in the framework of the CUSUM method.

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Collegio Carlo Alberto (IT)
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