Optimal replication of random vectors by ordinary integrals
Nikolai Dokuchaev

TL;DR
This paper addresses the problem of optimally replicating random vectors generated by Wiener processes through adapted integrals, aiming to minimize an integral norm at a fixed terminal time.
Contribution
It introduces a method for optimal replication of Wiener-generated random vectors using adapted processes minimizing an integral norm.
Findings
Derived explicit optimal adapted processes for vector replication
Established minimal integral norm conditions for the processes
Provided theoretical framework for Wiener process-based replication
Abstract
We consider a problem of replication of random vectors by ordinary integrals in the setting when a underlying random variable is generated by a Wiener process. The goal is to find an optimal adapted process such that its cumulative integral at a fixed terminal time matches this variable. The optimal process has to be minimal in an integral norm.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStochastic processes and financial applications · Probability and Risk Models · Mathematical Approximation and Integration
