Stochastic differential equations in a Banach space driven by the cylindrical Wiener process
Badri Mamporia
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Badri Mamporia
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Generalized stochastic integral from predictable operator-valued random process with respect to a cylindrical Wiener process in an arbitrary Banach space is defined. The question of existence of the stochastic integral in a Banach space is reduced to the problem of decomposability of the generalized random element. The sufficient condition of existence of the stochastic integral in terms of p -absolutely summing operators is given. The stochastic differential equation for generalized random processes is considered and existence and uniqueness of the solution is developed. As a consequence, the corresponding results of the stochastic differential equations in an arbitrary Banach space are given.
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Generalized stochastic integral from predictable operator-valued random process with respect to a cylindrical Wiener process in an arbitrary Banach space is defined. The question of existence of the stochastic integral in a Banach space is reduced to the problem of decomposability of the generalized random element. The sufficient condition of existence of the stochastic integral in terms of p -absolutely summing operators is given. The stochastic differential equation for generalized random processes is considered and existence and uniqueness of the solution is developed. As a consequence, the corresponding results of the stochastic differential equations in an arbitrary Banach space are given.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Banach space, C0-semigroup, Uniqueness, Stochastic differential equation, Wiener process, Mathematical analysis, Stochastic partial differential equation