On the laws of the Oseledets spaces of linear stochastic differential equations (Q4357558)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1066370
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1066370 |
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9 August 1998
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stochastic differential equations
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Oseledets spaces
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densities
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Malliavin calculus
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On the laws of the Oseledets spaces of linear stochastic differential equations (English)
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Oseledets' multiplicative ergodic theorem describes the invariant subspaces (Oseledets spaces) of linear random dynamical systems. The paper deals with these spaces for stochastic differential equations in Stratonovich form as \(dx_t= \sum^m_{i= 0} A_ix_t\circ dW^i_t\), where \(A_0,\dots, A_m\) are \(d\times d\) real matrices, \((W^1,\dots, W^m)\) is a canonical two-sided \(m\)-dimensional Wiener process, and \(dW^0_t:= dt\). The Oseledets (random) subspaces \(E_1,\dots, E_r\), corresponding to the Lyapunov numbers \(\lambda_1>\cdots>\lambda_r\), can be described by two flags of nested random subspaces \(V^+_1\supset\cdots\supset V^+_r\), \(V^-_1\subset\cdots\subset V^-_r\), by \(E_i= V^+_i\cap V^-_i\), and the two flags are independent. The author deals with the forward \((+)\) flag, sufficient to obtain smoothness results for the Oseledets spaces. Subspaces are identified with orthogonal projectors, and the generic \(k\)-dimensional Oseledets subspace is studied by identifying it with the stationary state of a flow of diffeomorphisms on the Grassmannian \(G_k(d)\) of \(k\)-dimensional subspaccs. This flow is obtained by decomposing the original random dynamical system in a radial and an angular part. Malliavin calculus is then applied to prove, under suitable assumptions, that the law of the \(k\)-dimensional subspace has a \(C^\infty\)-density with respect to the Riemannian volume on \(G_k(d)\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 0870.00040].
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