The rough integral (level 2) #
The Gubinelli germ of a controlled path against a level-2 rough path is
Ξ s t = Σᵢ X¹ᵢ(s,t)·Yᵢ(s) + Σᵢⱼ X²ᵢⱼ(s,t)·Y'ᵢⱼ(s). Chen's identity
makes its defect
δΞ = -Σⱼ X¹ⱼ(u,t)·R_{su}(j) + Σᵢⱼ X²ᵢⱼ(u,t)·(Y'ᵢⱼ(s) - Y'ᵢⱼ(u)),
of order ω^{3α} with 3α > 1, so the additive sewing lemma produces the
rough integral ∫ Y dX with the local estimate FH (4.21), unique
among additive maps with a germ bound of order greater than one, and
itself controlled by X with Gubinelli derivative Y. Only Chen's
identity is used — non-geometric (Itô-type) rough paths are covered.
References #
- P. Friz, M. Hairer, A Course on Rough Paths, Ch. 4
- M. Gubinelli, Controlling rough paths, J. Funct. Anal. 216 (2004)
Chen's identity in level-1 and level-2 coordinates #
The Gubinelli germ and its defect #
The Gubinelli germ of a controlled integrand: the two-term local
expansion of ∫_s^t Y dX.
Equations
Instances For
The algebraic defect identity: by Chen's relations the germ's defect is a remainder term paired with the first level plus a derivative increment paired with the second level.
The analytic defect bound: the germ's defect has order
ω^{3α} with constant d·Cy + d²·Cd.
Existence, uniqueness, and controlledness of the rough integral #
The defect constant of a controlled path.
Instances For
Existence of the rough integral (Gubinelli; FH Thm 4.10): an
additive ∫ Y dX with the local estimate
‖∫_s^t Y dX - Σᵢ X¹ᵢ Yᵢ(s) - Σᵢⱼ X²ᵢⱼ Y'ᵢⱼ(s)‖ ≤ K·(d·Cy + d²·Cd)·ω^{3α},
approximating the compensated Riemann sums of every fine partition.
Uniqueness of the rough integral among additive maps with a
germ bound of order 3α > 1.
The rough integral is controlled by X with Gubinelli derivative
Y: subtracting only the first-level part leaves a remainder of order
ω^{2α} plus the higher-order sewing error.