Perpetual integrals via random time changes

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Abstract: We show that the SDE dXt=sigma(Xt),dLt, X0simmu driven by a one-dimensional symnmetric alpha-stable L'evy process (Lt)tgeq0, alphain(0,2], has a unique weak solution for any continuous function sigma:mathbbRo(0,infty) which grows at most linearly. Our approach relies on random time changes of Feller processes. We study under which assumptions the random-time change of a Feller process is a conservative Cb-Feller process and prove the existence of a class of Feller processes with decomposable symbols. In particular, we establish new existence results for Feller processes with unbounded coefficients. As a by-product, we obtain a sufficient condition in terms of the symbol of a Feller process (Xt)tgeq0 for the perpetual integral int(0,infty)f(Xs),ds to be infinite almost surely.









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