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20 April 2024
 
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Temporal correlations of the running maximum of a Brownian trajectory
O. Benichou ; P. L. Krapivsky ; C. Mejia-Monasterio ; G. Oshanin ;
Date 22 Feb 2016
AbstractWe study the correlations between the maxima $m$ and $M$ of a Brownian motion on the time intervals $[0,t_1]$ and $[0,t_2]$, with $t_2>t_1$. We determine exact forms of the distribution functions $P(m,M)$ and $P(G = M - m)$, and calculate the moments $mathbb{E}{left(M - m ight)^k}$ and the cross-moments $mathbb{E}{m^l M^k}$ with arbitrary integers $l$ and $k$. We compute the Pearson correlation coefficient $ ho(m,M)$ and show that $ ho(m,M) sim sqrt{t_1/t_2}$ when $t_2 o infty$ with $t_1$ kept fixed, revealing strong memory effects in the statistics of the maxima of a Brownian motion. As an application, we discuss a possibility of extracting the ensemble-average diffusion coefficient in single-trajectory experiments using a single realization of the maximum process of a Brownian motion.
Source arXiv, 1602.6770
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