Asymptotic couplings by reflection and applications for nonlinear monotone SPDEs
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Abstract: Asymptotic couplings by reflection are constructed for a class of non-linear monotone SPDES (stochastic partial differential equations). As applications, the gradient/H"older estimates as well as the exponential convergence are derived for the associated Markov semigroup. The main results are illustrated by stochastic generalized porous media equations, stochastic -Laplacian equations, and stochastic generalized fast-diffusion equations. We emphasize that the gradient estimate is studied at the first time for these equations.
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