A regularity theorem for quasilinear parabolic systems under random perturbations (Q2441326): Difference between revisions

In this paper, the authors recall the regularity theory for elliptic and parabolic equations with \(L^\infty\) coefficients. The main result is the extension of a regularity result due to Kalita to the stochastic case, which concerns local Hölder continuity of weak solutions in the vectorial case. Kalita proved the regularity with a direct argument. He proved his result using finite difference quotients in space and Moser's iterative method. The extension of a regularity result due to Kalita to the stochastic case is based on stochastic versions of these methods, which are classical in the deterministic case. This is, by sure, of interest on their own. This paper is an important step to prove that the regularity theory of parabolic systems, under random perturbation, is not worse than the deterministic one.