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Differential equations driven by rough signals (I): an extension of an inequality of L. C. Young

Terry Lyons

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If one fixes x one may ask about the existence and uniqueness of y with finite p-variation where to avoid triviality we assume d > 1.We prove that if each f i is (1+α)-Lipschitz in the sense of [7] then a unique solution exists and that it can be recovered as a limit of Picard iterations; in consequence it varies continuously with x.If each f i is α-Lipschitz, one still has existence of solutions, but examples of A.M. Davie show that they are not, in general, unique.

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If one fixes x one may ask about the existence and uniqueness of y with finite p-variation where to avoid triviality we assume d > 1.We prove that if each f i is (1+α)-Lipschitz in the sense of [7] then a unique solution exists and that it can be recovered as a limit of Picard iterations; in consequence it varies continuously with x.If each f i is α-Lipschitz, one still has existence of solutions, but examples of A.M. Davie show that they are not, in general, unique.

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If one fixes x one may ask about the existence and uniqueness of y with finite p-variation where to avoid triviality we assume d > 1.We prove that if each f i is (1+α)-Lipschitz in the sense of [7] then a unique solution exists and that it can be recovered as a limit of Picard iterations; in consequence it varies continuously with x.If each f i is α-Lipschitz, one still has existence of solutions, but examples of A.M. Davie show that they are not, in general, unique.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Triviality, Uniqueness, Lipschitz continuity, Extension (predicate logic), Limit (mathematics), Pure mathematics, Inequality

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