L p -solutions of backward stochastic differential equations with time-delayed generators

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This article tackles the problem of backward stochastic differential equations with delays in the generator, focusing on the case where the input data are only integrable to the \(p\)-th power (\(p>1\)). The key novelty is the derivation of refined estimates that make the smallness conditions on the Lipschitz constant \(K\) and the terminal time \(T\) fully explicit. To prove well-posedness, the authors utilize two separate strategies: a truncation/approximation method and a contraction-mapping (Picard) argument. The latter sharpens earlier work by simplifying the proof and providing a clearer convergence criterion. Crucially, by covering the range \(1 < p < 2\), the paper removes the standard square-integrability requirement. This relaxation accommodates important practical scenarios in finance and insurance where coefficients such as interest rates or risk premiums are inherently unbounded.











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