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Let and . Split the crossing event according to its endpoint:
Under the Cameron-Martin theorem for a linear drift, the law of relative to standard Wiener measure has endpoint density
On paths that cross and end at , the Brownian reflection principle reflects the path after its first hit of and changes the endpoint to . Under this reflection the density becomes
The remaining exponential is the Cameron--Martin density for drift . Therefore
where the last equality uses the symmetry of the normal distribution. Subtracting the crossing probability from one gives
Equivalently, in terms of the standard normal distribution function,
This is the finite-horizon maximum of Brownian motion with negative drift formula.
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