An asymptotic theory for randomly forced discrete nonlinear heat equations
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Abstract: We study discrete nonlinear parabolic stochastic heat equations of the form, , for and , where denotes random forcing and the generator of a random walk on . Under mild conditions, we prove that the preceding stochastic PDE has a unique solution that grows at most exponentially in time. And that, under natural conditions, it is "weakly intermittent." Along the way, we establish a comparison principle as well as a finite support property.
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