The local linearization method for numerical integration of random differential equations
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The authors consider a local linearization method for the numerical integration of random differential equations. The method is adapted to equations that are defined by vector fields that are typically at most Hölder continuous with respect to time. The method improves the order of strong convergence of conventional numerical methods.
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