Stability of the rough integral in the integrand #
Certified distances between controlled paths: a ControlledDist Z₁ Z₂
carries sup, derivative-sup, derivative-Hölder and remainder bounds for
the difference Z₁ - Z₂, making the difference itself a controlled path.
The Gubinelli germ is linear in the controlled-path data, so by the
uniqueness half of the sewing lemma the difference of two rough integrals
is the rough integral of the difference — with the small germ constant
roughConst of the difference, the key input to the Picard contraction.
Certified distance data between two controlled paths: quantitative bounds on the difference path, its Gubinelli derivative, and their regularity.
- 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
Remainder constant of the difference.
Instances For
The difference of two controlled paths, as a controlled path with the distance certificates.
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Linearity of the Gubinelli germ in the controlled-path data.
The increment of the difference of two controlled paths.
Stability of the rough integral in the integrand: the difference of two rough integrals is controlled by the distance germ constant of the integrands — not merely by the sum of their individual constants.
Two-path estimates for a vector field with Lipschitz second #
derivative
A vector field with second-derivative data: the base RDEVectorField
together with a bounded, Lipschitz second derivative (a C³_b-type
assumption, needed for the Lipschitz dependence of the composition on the
controlled path, as in Friz–Hairer Thm 8.4).
The second derivative of each component.
- C3 : NNReal
Lipschitz constant of the second derivatives.
Instances For
Components of the vector field are C₁-Lipschitz.
Second-order double difference: derivative increments along two
segments differ by at most
C₂‖v₁-v₂‖ + C₃(‖y₁-y₂‖+‖v₁-v₂‖)‖v₂‖.
Two-path Taylor difference: the Taylor remainders of f along two
base points and increments differ by at most
C₂‖Δ₁-Δ₂‖(‖Δ₁‖+‖Δ₂‖) + C₃(‖y₁-y₂‖+‖Δ₁-Δ₂‖)‖Δ₂‖².
Extended-norm endpoint forms #
The second-order double difference in extended norms, endpoint form.
The two-path Taylor difference in extended norms, endpoint form.
Two-path stability of composition (Friz–Hairer Lemma 7.4) #
Two-path stability of composition: distance certificates between
f(Y¹) and f(Y²) linear in the distance certificates of Y¹, Y².
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