Hitting properties of parabolic s.p.d.e.'s with reflection
Robert C. Dalang, C. Mueller, L. Zambotti
Abstract
We study the hitting properties of the solutions u of a class of parabolic stochastic partial differential equations with singular drifts that prevent u from becoming negative. The drifts can be a reflecting term or a nonlinearity cu-3, with c>0. We prove that almost surely, for all time t>0, the solution ut hits the level 0 only at a finite number of space points, which depends explicitly on c. In particular, this number of hits never exceeds 4 and if c>15/8, then level 0 is not hit.
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