Semigroup properties of solutions of SDEs driven by L\'evy processes with independent coordinates
Abstract
We study the stochastic differential equation dXt = A(Xt-) \, dZt, X0 = x, where Zt = (Zt(1),…,Zt(d))T and Zt(1), …, Zt(d) are independent one-dimensional L\'evy processes with characteristic exponents 1, …, d. We assume that each i satisfies a weak lower scaling condition WLSC(α,0,C), a weak upper scaling condition WUSC(β,1,C) (where 0< α β < 2) and some additional regularity properties. We consider two mutually exclusive assumptions: either (i) all 1, …, d are the same and α, β are arbitrary, or (ii) not all 1, …, d are the same and α > (2/3)β. We also assume that the determinant of A(x) = (aij(x)) is bounded away from zero, and aij(x) are bounded and Lipschitz continuous. In both cases (i) and (ii) we prove that for any fixed γ ∈ (0,α) (0,1] the semigroup Pt of the process X satisfies |Pt f(x) - Pt f(y)| c t-γ/α |x - y|γ ||f||∞ for arbitrary bounded Borel function f. We also show the existence of a transition density of the process X.
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