Radon-Nikodym derivative and its dynamic [on hold]











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Let the process $S_{t}$ under the historical measure P be as following
$$dS_{t}=mu S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dW_{t}^{1}$$
$$dV_{t}=(a+d-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dW_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}dW_{t}^{2})$$
Let Q be risk-neutral measure
$$dS_{t}=r S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dhat{W}_{t}^{1}$$
$$dV_{t}=(a-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dhat{W}_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}d hat{W}_{t}^{2})$$
Find the $L_{t}=frac{dQ}{dP}$? And also find the dynamic of $L_{t}$.










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    Let the process $S_{t}$ under the historical measure P be as following
    $$dS_{t}=mu S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dW_{t}^{1}$$
    $$dV_{t}=(a+d-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dW_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}dW_{t}^{2})$$
    Let Q be risk-neutral measure
    $$dS_{t}=r S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dhat{W}_{t}^{1}$$
    $$dV_{t}=(a-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dhat{W}_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}d hat{W}_{t}^{2})$$
    Find the $L_{t}=frac{dQ}{dP}$? And also find the dynamic of $L_{t}$.










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      Let the process $S_{t}$ under the historical measure P be as following
      $$dS_{t}=mu S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dW_{t}^{1}$$
      $$dV_{t}=(a+d-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dW_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}dW_{t}^{2})$$
      Let Q be risk-neutral measure
      $$dS_{t}=r S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dhat{W}_{t}^{1}$$
      $$dV_{t}=(a-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dhat{W}_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}d hat{W}_{t}^{2})$$
      Find the $L_{t}=frac{dQ}{dP}$? And also find the dynamic of $L_{t}$.










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      Let the process $S_{t}$ under the historical measure P be as following
      $$dS_{t}=mu S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dW_{t}^{1}$$
      $$dV_{t}=(a+d-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dW_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}dW_{t}^{2})$$
      Let Q be risk-neutral measure
      $$dS_{t}=r S_{t}dt+V_{t}S_{t}dhat{W}_{t}^{1}$$
      $$dV_{t}=(a-bV_{t})dt+sigma(rho dhat{W}_{t}^{1}+sqrt{1-rho^2}d hat{W}_{t}^{2})$$
      Find the $L_{t}=frac{dQ}{dP}$? And also find the dynamic of $L_{t}$.







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