Solution space characterisation of perturbed linear discrete and continuous stochastic Volterra convolution equations: the $\ell^p$ and $L^p$ cases

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Main Authors: Appleby, John A. D., Lawless, Emmet
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Lawless, Emmet
contents In this article, we are concerned with characterising when solutions of perturbed linear stochastic Volterra summation equations are almost surely $p$-summable and when their continuous time counterparts, perturbed linear stochastic Volterra integro-differential equations, are almost surely $p$-integrable. In the discrete case, we find it necessary and sufficient that perturbing functions are $p$-summable in order to ensure paths of the discrete equation are almost surely $p$-summable, while in the continuous case, it transpires one can have almost surely $p$-integrable sample paths with non-integrable perturbation functions. For the continuous equation, the main converse is clinched by considering an appropriate discretisation and applying results from the discrete case. We also conduct a thorough study of the asymptotic behaviour of the trajectories of solutions to the continuous equation in the regime of $p$-integrable paths and provide a characterisation of almost sure convergence to zero in the case of diagonal noise. Additionally, we highlight how all proof methods can be applied to obtain stronger results for stochastic functional differential equations.
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spellingShingle Solution space characterisation of perturbed linear discrete and continuous stochastic Volterra convolution equations: the $\ell^p$ and $L^p$ cases
Appleby, John A. D.
Lawless, Emmet
Dynamical Systems
Probability
60G17, 60H10, 45M05, 39A50, 34K50
In this article, we are concerned with characterising when solutions of perturbed linear stochastic Volterra summation equations are almost surely $p$-summable and when their continuous time counterparts, perturbed linear stochastic Volterra integro-differential equations, are almost surely $p$-integrable. In the discrete case, we find it necessary and sufficient that perturbing functions are $p$-summable in order to ensure paths of the discrete equation are almost surely $p$-summable, while in the continuous case, it transpires one can have almost surely $p$-integrable sample paths with non-integrable perturbation functions. For the continuous equation, the main converse is clinched by considering an appropriate discretisation and applying results from the discrete case. We also conduct a thorough study of the asymptotic behaviour of the trajectories of solutions to the continuous equation in the regime of $p$-integrable paths and provide a characterisation of almost sure convergence to zero in the case of diagonal noise. Additionally, we highlight how all proof methods can be applied to obtain stronger results for stochastic functional differential equations.
title Solution space characterisation of perturbed linear discrete and continuous stochastic Volterra convolution equations: the $\ell^p$ and $L^p$ cases
topic Dynamical Systems
Probability
60G17, 60H10, 45M05, 39A50, 34K50
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.07767