Can the stochastic wave equation with strong drift hit zero?
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Abstract: We study the stochastic wave equation with multiplicative noise and singular drift: [ partial_tu(t,x)=Delta u(t,x)+u^{-alpha}(t,x)+g(u(t,x))dot{W}(t,x) ] where lies in the circle and . We show that (i) If then with positive probability, for some . (ii) If then with probability one, for all .
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