Generalized selection problem with L\'evy noise

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Abstract: Let Apm>0, , and let Z(alpha) be a strictly alpha-stable L'evy process with the jump measure u(mathrmdz)=(C+mathbbI(0,infty)(z)+C−mathbbI(−infty,0)(z))|z|−1−alpha,mathrmdz, alphain(1,2), Cpmgeq0, C++C−>0. The selection problem for the model stochastic differential equation states that in the small noise limit varepsilono0, solutions converge weakly to the maximal or minimal solutions of the limiting non-Lipschitzian ordinary differential equation with probabilities , see [Pilipenko and Proske, Stat. Probab. Lett., 132:62-73, 2018]. In this paper we solve the generalized selection problem for the stochastic differential equation mathrmdXvarepsilon=a(Xvarepsilon),mathrmdt+varepsilonb(Xvarepsilon),mathrmdZ whose dynamics in the vicinity of the origin in certain sense reminds of dynamics of the model equation. In particular we show that solutions Xvarepsilon also converge to the maximal or minimal solutions of the limiting irregular ordinary differential equation mathrmdx=a(x),mathrmdt with the same model selection probabilities . This means that for a large class of irregular stochastic differential equations, the selection dynamics is completely determined by four local parameters of the drift and the jump measure.














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