Noncoalescence for the Skorohod equation in a convex domain of R^ 2
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Given a convex domain of \({\mathbb{R}}^ 2\), we show that a.s. the paths of two solutions of the Skorokhod equations driven by the same Brownian motion but starting at different points do not meet at the same time.
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