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extremi of stochastic processes

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Subject: extremi of stochastic processes
From: Jewel Bright <jwlbright@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 10:42:07 -0700 (PDT)
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My question, I believe, is a simple one for professionals in statistics/random processes.
Suppose I have a stochastic process described by the Ito SDE. Let's for simplicity assume that it is an Ornstein-Ulenbeck Process
dx(t)=-kx(t)dt+bdW(t)
I need to study a discrete process associated with the extrema of this process.
In particular, I need to know the distribution of spacings between these extrema.
Note, I am not asking here about any kind of data manipulation or estimation work.
I am asking about theory.
 
Can anybody advise me any book/papers or other sources which are dealing with this kind of problems? Or correct key words/established name of theory which studies this subject?
Thanks
Jewel
   

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