Stability of the rough integral and RDE solutions in the driver #
The two-driver stability calculus behind the continuity of the
Itô–Lyons map (Friz–Hairer §8.3): controlled paths over different
level-2 rough paths X₁, X₂ at certified distance (ρ₁, ρ₂)
(RoughPathDist) are compared through MixedDist certificates, whose
remainder slot measures the difference of the two own-driver
remainders. Every one-driver estimate of RDE/Stability and
RDE/Picard has a two-driver analogue here, with the same certificate
formulas plus explicit ρ-offsets:
MixedDist.increment_sub_le— increment of the difference path;mixed_germ_defect— the defect of the difference of germs is of orderω^{3α}with constantd(Dy + ρ₁Cy) + d²(Dd + ρ₂Cd);mixedIntegral_sub— sewing: the difference of the two rough integrals is withinK·(mixed constant)·ω^{3α}of the germ difference;mixed_integral_dist_bound/mixed_integral_sub_germ_folded— the window-gain forms feeding the distance-step slots.
Certified distance data between controlled paths over different drivers. The remainder slot bounds the difference of the two own-driver remainders (Friz–Hairer's "distance with different rough paths").
- D0 : NNReal
Sup bound for the difference of paths.
- Db : NNReal
Sup bound for the difference of derivatives.
- Dd : NNReal
Hölder constant of the difference of derivatives.
- Dy : NNReal
Bound for the difference of the own-driver remainders.
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The increment of the difference of two controlled paths over
different drivers: the one-driver bound plus the offset d·ρ₁·Cb₁.
The difference of two Gubinelli germs #
Sup bound for the difference of two Gubinelli germs over different
drivers, from a sup bound B₁ on the first integrand.
The mixed defect constant: the one-driver d·Dy + d²·Dd with the
driver-distance offsets d·ρ₁·Cy₁ + d²·ρ₂·Cd₁.
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The mixed defect bound: the defect of the difference of the two
Gubinelli germs is of order ω^{3α} with the mixed constant. This is
the two-driver core of the Itô–Lyons continuity.
Two-driver stability of the rough integral: the difference of two rough integrals over different drivers is within the mixed germ constant of the difference of the germs.
Two-driver stability of composition #
Two-driver stability of composition (Friz–Hairer Lemma 7.5-type):
mixed distance certificates between f(Y¹) (over X₁) and f(Y²)
(over X₂), linear in the mixed certificates of Y¹, Y² with the
driver-distance offset entering only through the increment constant
d·(Db + ρ₁·Cb₁) + Dy.
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Window-gain bounds for the mixed integral difference #
The composed integrand is uniformly bounded by C₀.
Mixed analogue of integral_dist_bound: the difference of the two
rough integrals over different drivers gains the full window factor.
Mixed analogue of integral_sub_germ_folded.
The distance step for solutions along two drivers #
The two-driver distance step: solutions of dY = f(Y)·dX₁ and
dY = f(Y)·dX₂ from the same initial condition satisfy the mixed
distance-step inequalities — the one-driver step formulas plus explicit
(ρ₁, ρ₂)-offsets.
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Any two box-certified controlled paths over different drivers with the same initial value admit a finite mixed distance certificate.
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