Integration of nonsmooth 2-forms: from Young to Itô and Stratonovich
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Abstract: We show that geometric integrals of the type can be defined over a two-dimensional domain when the functions , , are just H"{o}lder continuous with sufficiently large H"{o}lder exponents and the boundary of has sufficiently small dimension, by summing over a refining sequence of partitions the discrete Stratonovich or It^{o} type terms. This leads to a two-dimensional extension of the classical Young integral that coincides with the integral introduced recently by R.~Z"{u}st. We further show that the Stratonovich-type summation allows to weaken the requirements on H"{o}lder exponents of the map when with sufficiently regular. The technique relies upon an extension of the sewing lemma from Rough paths theory to alternating functions of two-dimensional oriented simplices, also proven in the paper.
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