Variably Skewed Brownian Motion

Abstract

Given a standard Brownian motion $B$, we show that the equation $$ X_t = x_0 + B_t + \beta(L_t^X), t \geq 0,$$ has a unique strong solution $X$. Here $L^X$ is the symmetric local time of $X$ at $0$, and $\beta$ is a given differentiable function with $\beta(0) = 0$, whose derivative is always in $(-1,1)$. For a linear function $\beta$, the solution is the familiar skew Brownian motion.

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