Stochastic Taylor Expansions for the Expectation of Functionals of Diffusion Processes (Q3158191)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2130592
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2130592 |
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Stochastic Taylor Expansions for the Expectation of Functionals of Diffusion Processes (English)
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20 January 2005
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stochastic ordinary differential equations
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stochastic Taylor expansion
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diffusion processes
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stochastic multi-coloured rooted tree theory
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Itô calculus
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Stratonovich calculus
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weak approximations
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0.8994607925415039
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0.8851912617683411
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0.8100907802581787
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The author considers systems of stochastic ordinary differential equations (SODEs) both in Itô and Stratonovich formulation, driven by a multi-dimensional Wiener process. In order to develop and analyse weak approximation methods, one needs stochastic Taylor expansions of \({\mathbf E}f(X_t)\), the expectation of a functional \(f\) of the solution \(X_t\) to the SODEs in both formulations. In this well-written article a representation of \({\mathbf E}f(X_t)\) in terms of truncated Taylor expansions and remainder terms is proved. Further, estimates of the remainder terms are given. The representations and the proofs are based on multi-coloured stochastic rooted tree theory. This generalizes the rooted tree theory well-known in the deterministic analysis of Runge-Kutta methods. In particular, the Taylor expansions derived here coincide with those derived in the deterministic setting if the diffusion term vanishes.
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