MDP for integral functionals of fast and slow processes with averaging

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Abstract: We establish large deviation principle (LDP) for the family of vector-valued random processes (Xepsilon,Yepsilon),epsilono0 defined as X^epsilon_t=frac{1}{epsilon^kappa}int_0^t H(xi^epsilon_s,Y^epsilon_s)ds, dY^epsilon_t=F(xi^epsilon_t,Y^epsilon_t)dt+ Depsilon^{1/2-kappa}G(xi^epsilon_t,Y^epsilon_t)dW_t, where Wt is Wiener process and xiepsilont is fast ergodic diffusion. We show that, under kappa<1/2 or less and Veretennikov-Khasminskii type condition for fast diffusion, the LDP holds with rate function of Freidlin-Wentzell's type.


The moderate deviation principle (MDP) is established for an integral functional of a stochastic system of ``Freidlin's type, with fast and slow components. An advantage of this approach for computations is a much more easily computable rate function, in comparison to the ``standard large deviation (LD) scale. This provides, of course, certain asymptotics in different scales of parameters for MDP and LDP; however, e.g., in some statistical problems both scales may be suitable, so that the computational convenience can be, indeed, important. Recent advances in large deviations, due to A. Pukhalskij, and Poisson equations in unbounded Euclidean spaces are essential components of the method.



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