Atom-free running infima and stable passage laws #
The running infimum of the stable process has no atoms. Negative levels are split at a positive rational time: the value at that time has a density and is independent of the centered future. Regularity at zero handles the zero level (J. Bertoin, Lévy Processes, 1996, Chapter VII).
runningInf_noAtoms: for t > 0 the running infimum I_t = inf_{u ≤ t} X_u has no
atoms. For c > 0 this is empty (I_t ≤ X_0 = 0); for c = 0 it follows from regularity of
0; for c < 0, I_t = inf_{[a,t]} X for some rational a > 0 and
X_a + inf_u (X_{a+u} - X_a) is a sum with an independent atom-free (density) first term.
The running infimum of a local path agrees with the infimum of its compact restriction.
CDF of the passage time through the running infimum (strict vs weak resolved by
runningInf_noAtoms): for x ≥ 0, t > 0,
P(T_x ≤ t) = P(I_t ≤ -x) = P(I_t < -x).