A note on the notion of geometric rough paths

By Peter K. Friz, Nicolas Victoir. 2004

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We use simple sub-Riemannian techniques to prove that every weak geometric p-rough path (a geometric p-rough path in the sense of [20]) is the limit in sup-norm of a sequence of canonically lifted smooth paths, uniformly bounded in p-variation, thus clarifying the two different definitions of a geometric p-rough path. Our proofs are sufficiently general to include the case of Hölder- and modulus-type regularity. This allows us to extend a few classical results on Hölder-spaces and p -variation spaces to the non-commutative setting necessary for the theory of rough paths. As an application, we give a precise description of the support of Enhanced Fractional Brownian Motion, and prove a conjecture by Ledoux et al.

Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Finance

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In Applied Mathematics

  1. Peter K. Friz
  2. T. Cass
  3. Nicolas Victoir
  4. Ismaël F. Bailleul
  5. Terry Lyons
  6. M. Folz
  7. Renjin Jiang
  8. Antoine Lejay

In Finance

  1. Peter K. Friz
  2. Nicolas Victoir
  3. T. Cass
  4. Ismaël F. Bailleul
  5. Terry Lyons
  6. Harald Oberhauser
  7. Martin Hairer
  8. Samy Tindel

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