Theoretical analysis reveals large and moderate deviation limits for telegraph process absorption times with an elastic boundary, indicating precise asymptotic behavior under high-frequency regimes.
We consider a telegraph process with elastic boundary at the origin studied recently in the literature. It is a particular random motion with finite velocity which starts at x≥ 0, and its dynamics is determined by upward and downward switching rates $λ$ and $μ$, with $λ>μ$, and an absorption probability (at the origin) α∈(0,1]. Our aim is to study the asymptotic behavior of the absorption time at the origin with respect to two different scalings: x→∞ in the first case; μ→∞, with $λ=βμ$ for some $β>1$ and $x>0$, in the second case. We prove several large and moderate deviation results. We also present numerical estimates of $β$ based on an asymptotic Normality result for the case of the second scaling.
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