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Analysis reveals the asymptotic behavior of minimal integral energy in majorants of Wiener processes, suggesting critical logarithmic growth patterns.
We consider the asymptotic behavior (over long time intervals) of the minimal integral energy \[ |h|_T^ψ= ∫_0^T ψ(h^(t)) \, dt \] of majorants of the Wiener process W(·) satisfying the constraints $ h(0) = r $, h(t) ≥ W(t) for 0 ≤ t ≤ T. The results significantly generalize previous asymptotic estimates obtained for the case of kinetic energy ψ(u) = u², revealing that this case, where the minimal energy grows logarithmically, is a critical one, lying between two different asymptotic regimes.
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С. Е. Никитин (2025) studied this question.
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