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I'm trying to derive a proof for the probability of ruin in continuous time which is given by the expression
$$
psi(u)=frac{1}{1+theta}mathrm{e}^{-frac{alphatheta}{1+theta}u}
$$



This expression is given under the assumption that claim amounts are exponentially distributed with $X_isim mathrm{Exp}(alpha)$ and the premium income per unit of time is $(1+theta)lambda Bbb E(X)$



I don't understand how to derive the expression in the picture.










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I'm trying to derive a proof for the probability of ruin in continuous time which is given by the expression
$$
psi(u)=frac{1}{1+theta}mathrm{e}^{-frac{alphatheta}{1+theta}u}
$$



This expression is given under the assumption that claim amounts are exponentially distributed with $X_isim mathrm{Exp}(alpha)$ and the premium income per unit of time is $(1+theta)lambda Bbb E(X)$



I don't understand how to derive the expression in the picture.










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I'm trying to derive a proof for the probability of ruin in continuous time which is given by the expression
$$
psi(u)=frac{1}{1+theta}mathrm{e}^{-frac{alphatheta}{1+theta}u}
$$



This expression is given under the assumption that claim amounts are exponentially distributed with $X_isim mathrm{Exp}(alpha)$ and the premium income per unit of time is $(1+theta)lambda Bbb E(X)$



I don't understand how to derive the expression in the picture.










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I'm trying to derive a proof for the probability of ruin in continuous time which is given by the expression
$$
psi(u)=frac{1}{1+theta}mathrm{e}^{-frac{alphatheta}{1+theta}u}
$$



This expression is given under the assumption that claim amounts are exponentially distributed with $X_isim mathrm{Exp}(alpha)$ and the premium income per unit of time is $(1+theta)lambda Bbb E(X)$



I don't understand how to derive the expression in the picture.







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