Stochastic differential equation with Wiener process

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Consider a stochastic differential equation
$$_ = _ + _(t), $$ where {W(t)} is a Wiener process and $, > 0$.
You are given also a process
$$_ = ^t(S_t)^b, a>0$$ Find a, if we know that $ = 0.3, = 3\%, = 0.73.\\$

My reasoning:
We have $V_t = f(t,S_t)$, so after using Ito's lemma we get: $$dV_t=\underbrace{(lna+rb+\frac{\sigma^2b(b-1)}{2})}_{A}V_tdt+\sigma bV_tdW_t$$ Furthermore we know: $$S_t=S_0e^{(r-\frac{\sigma^2}{2})t+\sigma W_t}$$ $$V_t=V_0e^{(A-\frac{(\sigma b)^2}{2})t+\sigma b W_t}=a^0(S_0)^be^{(A-\frac{(\sigma b)^2}{2})t+\sigma b W_t}$$ $$V_t=^t (S_t)^b=^t(S_0e^{(r-\frac{\sigma^2}{2})t+\sigma W_t})^b$$ and unfortunately it goes nowhere. We get $0=0$.

Maybe you guys have some ideas. I would appreciate.