Smoothness of Flow and Path-by-Path Uniqueness in Stochastic Differential Equations

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Abstract: We consider the stochastic differential equation X_t = x_0 + int_0^t f(X_s)ds + int_0^tsigma(X_s)dB^{H}_s, with x0inmathbbRd, dgeq1, f:mathbbRdightarrowmathbbRd is bounded continuous, sigma:mathbbRdightarrowmathbbRdimesd is a uniformly elliptic, bounded, twice continuously differentiable conservative vector field and BH is fractional Brownian motion with Hin(frac13,frac12]. When d=1, H=frac12, and f is H"older continuous, in the spirit of Davie [D07], we establish the existence of a null set mathcalN depending only on f,sigma such that for all x0inmathbbR and omegainOmegasetminusmathcalN, the above equation admits a path-by-path unique solution. Our proof is based on establishing the uniform continuous differentiability of the flow associated with the equation. We also establish the path-by-path uniqueness for dgeq1 and Hin(frac13,frac12], but the null set may depend on x0, thus extending a result of Catellier-Gubinelli [CG12].












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