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July 1, 1994The Annals of Probability184 citationsOpen Access

Approximating Random Variables by Stochastic Integrals

MSMartin Schweizer

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Let X be a semimartingale and the space of all predictable X-integrable processes such that dX is in the space S² of semimartingales. We consider the problem of approximating a given random variable H ² by a stochastic integral T₀ ₛ dXₛ, with respect to the L²-norm. If X is special and has the form X = X₀ + M + d M, we construct a solution in feedback form under the assumptions that ² d M is deterministic and that H admits a strong F-S decomposition into a constant, a stochastic integral of X and a martingale part orthogonal to M. We provide sufficient conditions for the existence of such a decomposition, and we give several applications to quadratic optimization problems arising in financial mathematics.

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