Composition of controlled paths with vector fields #
Friz–Hairer Lemma 7.3, the key step towards RDE well-posedness: if Y is
controlled by X with Gubinelli derivative Y', and V = (f, Df) is a
vector field with bounded, Lipschitz derivative, then t ↦ f(Y_t) is
again controlled by X, with Gubinelli derivative Df(Y_t)∘Y'_t and
fully explicit certificates. The remainder analysis combines the
first-order Taylor bound ‖f(z) - f(y) - Df(y)(z-y)‖ ≤ C₂‖z-y‖² (from
the mean value inequality applied to w ↦ f(w) - Df(y)w) with the
controlled remainder of Y pushed through Df.
All estimates are stated on a control window ω ≤ 1, the normalisation
under which the Picard iteration is run.
Window arithmetic for control powers #
A vector field driving an RDE: components f i : E → E with globally
bounded, globally Lipschitz derivatives, all constants explicit. Any
C²_b vector field yields such data.
- f : Fin d → E → E
The components of the vector field.
The derivative of each component.
- C0 : NNReal
Sup bound for the components.
- C1 : NNReal
Sup bound for the derivatives.
- C2 : NNReal
Lipschitz constant of the derivatives.
Instances For
Extended-norm utilities #
The first-order Taylor bound #
First-order Taylor estimate for a vector field with Lipschitz
derivative: ‖f(z) - f(y) - Df(y)(z-y)‖ ≤ C₂·‖z-y‖².
Composition (Friz–Hairer Lemma 7.3) #
The increment of a controlled path on a unit control window is of
order ω^α with constant d·Cb + Cy.
Composition of a controlled path with a vector field (FH Lemma
7.3): t ↦ (f i (Y t))_i is controlled by X with Gubinelli derivative
(Df i (Y t) (Y'_j t))_{ij} and explicit certificates.
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