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Efficient Importance Sampling of Brownian Motion Avoiding Poissonian Obstacles for Long Time
We design and analyze an efficient importance sampling estimator of the probability that, over a long time horizon, a Brownian particle avoids obstacles of a fixed radius placed according to an independent Poisson random field. Donsker and Varadhan identify the exponential decay rate of this probabi
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