A Wong-Zakai theorem for stochastic PDEs
By Martin Hairer, 'Etienne Pardoux. Journal of the Mathematical Society of Japan, 2014
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We prove a version of the Wong-Zakai theorem for one-dimensional parabolic nonlinear stochastic PDEs driven by space-time white noise. As a corollary, we obtain a detailed local description of solutions. Dedicated to the memory of Kiyosi It\^o on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth.
Subfields: Finance, Mathematical Physics
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In Finance
- Ismaël F. Bailleul
- Peter K. Friz
- Benjamin Stemper
- Frédéric Bernicot
- Martin Hairer
- Jeremy Quastel
- Christian Bayer
- Jorg Martin
In Mathematical Physics
- Ismaël F. Bailleul
- Peter K. Friz
- Jeremy Quastel
- Frédéric Bernicot
- Martin Hairer
- Christian Bayer
- Benjamin Stemper
- Jorg Martin
Citations in the corpus
- A regularity structure for rough volatility (2017, methodology): “2 Hairer and Pardoux (2015) derive the KPZ result as special case of a Wong–Zakai result for Itô-SPDEs.”
- HIGH ORDER PARACONTROLLED CALCULUS (2016, background): “One sees that they correspond to the terms needed to make sense of the products Z1ζ ; Z 2 1ζ, Z2ζ ; Z1Z2ζ, Z 3 1ζ, Z3ζ, in accordance with the overall picture provided by the theory of regularity structures – see Hairer and Pardoux work [20] for a study of equation (4.”
- A CLASS OF GROWTH MODELS RESCALING TO KPZ (2015, methodology): “. This is avoided in the regularity structures approach [Hai13, Hai14] which, in principle, allows for many different types of regularization of the quadratic KPZ equation or stochastic heat equation [HP15]. At the present time it is however restricted to finite volume. Substantial progress has also ”
- A diagram-free approach to the stochastic estimates in regularity structures (2021, methodology): “The comparison is easier for the semilinear multiplicative stochastic heat equation (∂2− ∂ 2 1 )u = a(u)ξ , as treated by tree-based regularity structures in [24] for α = (1)2−.”