Concrete rough paths #
The first genuine instances connecting the algebraic and analytic halves of the library:
AlgebraicRoughPath.ofLinear— the canonical (signature) lift of the linear patht ↦ t·v, a weakly geometric rough path over any field;AlgebraicRoughPath.ofLinearClamped— its clamp to the time window[0, T₀], which satisfies the global level-2 Hölder boundsIsLevel2RoughPathwithα = 1/2against the linear controlControl.ofReal (M²·T₀)— so the entire rough integration and RDE theory applies to it;AlgebraicRoughPath.bracketPath— the Itô-type bracket pathexp((t-s)·(e₀⊗e₀)): zero first level, symmetric second levelt-s. Chen's identity holds (the binomial law for the tensor exponential) but the shuffle identity fails, so it is a genuinely non-geometric rough path; it is nevertheless level-2 withα = 1/2.
Clamp a real time to the window [0, T₀].
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- RoughPaths.clampTo T₀ r = min (max r 0) T₀
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The canonical rough-path lift of the linear path t ↦ t·v: increments
are the linear signatures of the scaled segment. Chen's identity is the
semigroup law tensorProduct_linearSignature_smul.
Equations
- RoughPaths.AlgebraicRoughPath.ofLinear v = { increment := fun (s t : R) => RoughPaths.Word.linearSignature ((t - s) • v), identity := ⋯, chen := ⋯, unitEmpty := ⋯ }
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The signature lift of a linear path is weakly geometric.
The linear path clamped to the window [0, T₀]: constant before 0,
linear on [0, T₀], constant after. Unlike the unclamped lift it carries
global level-2 bounds.
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The clamped linear path is a global level-2 rough path with
α = 1/2 against the linear control ω = (M²T₀)·(t-s): the first
end-to-end analytic instance of the theory.
The bracket path: a non-geometric rough path #
The coefficient profile of the bracket path: aᵐ/m! on words of
length 2m, zero on odd lengths.
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The bracket path: the Itô-type lift of a constant path — zero
first level, symmetric second level X²(s,t) = t-s. It is the tensor
exponential exp((t-s)·(e₀⊗e₀)), so Chen's identity is the binomial law;
the shuffle identity fails at level one (see
bracketPath_not_isWeaklyGeometric).
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The bracket path is not weakly geometric: the shuffle identity
fails at the first level, 2·X²₀₀ = 2·(t-s) ≠ 0 = X¹₀·X¹₀. Together with
bracketPath (Chen holds) this exhibits a genuinely non-geometric rough
path, as promised by the non-geometric base of the theory.
The bracket path is level-2 with α = 1/2 against ω = t-s: a
complete non-geometric instance of the analytic theory.