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Understanding the Wiener–Hopf factorization for the simple random walk

We give a sample path proof of the well-known Wiener–Hopf identity F = G – + G + – G – ∗G + which relates the ladder-height distributions G – and G + of a simple random walk to the step distribution F. Unlike previous approaches this direct proof is both simple and intuitive.