Chaining RDE solutions across windows #
Globalisation of the small-window well-posedness: given any partition
0 ≤ t₀ ≤ t₁ ≤ … ≤ t_N whose pieces satisfy the window conditions
ω(tᵢ,tᵢ₊₁) ≤ 1 and ω(tᵢ,tᵢ₊₁)^α ≤ δα — no smallness of ω as a
whole — there is a single path Y starting at y₀ that solves
dY = f(Y)·dX on every window (rde_exists_chain).
The mechanism: on each window [a,b] the driver and control are pulled
back along the clamp r ↦ min (max r a) b. The clamped control is
dominated both by ω (so finiteness and fine partitions transport) and
by the constant ω a b (so the window conditions hold globally for
the clamped data), hence rde_wellposed applies. Clamped solutions are
frozen outside [a,b] — their increments vanish where the clamp is
constant — so the window solutions can be glued at the knots.
Clamping to a window #
Clamp a real time to the window [a, b].
Equations
- RoughPaths.clampIcc a b r = min (max r a) b
Instances For
Level-2 bounds transport along monotone time changes.
Solutions are frozen where the clamped data is constant #
A solution has constant path across any interval where the control vanishes and the driver increment is the unit: the germ and hence the increment are zero there.
A solution of the clamped problem is frozen wherever the clamp is constant.
Solving on a single window #
Y solves dY = f(Y)·dX on the window [a,b]: the problem with
driver and control clamped to [a,b] has a solution whose path agrees
with Y throughout the window.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Solve on one window: if the single window [a,b] ⊆ [0,∞)
satisfies the window conditions, the clamped problem has a box-certified
solution whose value at a is the prescribed y.
The chain theorem #
Globalisation by window chaining: for any partition
0 ≤ t₀ ≤ … ≤ t_N whose pieces satisfy the window conditions — no
global smallness of ω — there is a single path Y with Y (t 0) = y₀
solving dY = f(Y)·dX on every window. Combined with
exists_picardParams, every C³_b RDE is solvable along any
sufficiently fine partition of an arbitrary horizon.
Existence of window chains: fine partitions provide partitions satisfying the window conditions between any two times.
Global solvability along a fine partition: for every C³_b
vector field, finite control with fine partitions, horizon T₀ ≥ 0 and
initial value, there are Picard parameters, a partition of [0, T₀]
satisfying the window conditions, and a path started at y₀ solving the
RDE on every window.