Some generic properties of stochastic differential equations
This paper is devoted to the consideration of the stochastic differential equation \[ dX_t= \sigma(t, X_t)dB_t+ b(t, X_t)dt,\quad X_0= x, \] it being desired to find strong solutions without the pathwise uniqueness criterion. More specifically, the authors examine the set of all \((\sigma, b)\) for which (a) the SDE has a unique strong solution with non-random initial data; (b) as in (a), with the approximate solutions given by Picard iterations converging in quadratic mean; and (c) the Euler scheme of numerical solutions converges to the solution. It is also shown that the results obtained on successive approximation and Euler scheme approximations hold for stochastic differential equations with measurable drift and non-degenerate diffusion coefficient.
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