Stochastic calculus with respect to continuous finite quadratic variation processes
Francesco Russo, Pierre Vallois
Abstract
Francesco Russo, Pierre Vallois
Abstract
The quadratic variation of a continuous process (when it exists) is defined through a regularization procedure. A large class of finite quadratic variation processes is provided, with a particular emphasis on Gaussian processes. For such processes a calculus is developed with application to the study of some stochastic differential equations.
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The quadratic variation of a continuous process (when it exists) is defined through a regularization procedure. A large class of finite quadratic variation processes is provided, with a particular emphasis on Gaussian processes. For such processes a calculus is developed with application to the study of some stochastic differential equations.
Key concepts: Quadratic variation, Stochastic calculus, Mathematics, Malliavin calculus, Time-scale calculus, Stochastic differential equation, Calculus (dental), Applied mathematics