An Introduction to Stochastic Differential Equations
Paul H. Bezandry () and
Toka Diagana ()
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Paul H. Bezandry: Howard University, Department of Mathematics
Toka Diagana: Howard University, Department of Mathematics
Chapter Chapter 3 in Almost Periodic Stochastic Processes, 2011, pp 61-115 from Springer
Abstract:
Abstract Chapter 3 develops probabilistic tools needed for the analysis of stochastic problems in the book. It begins with the review of the fundamentals of probability including the notion of conditional expectation, which is very useful in the sequel. This chapter also offers an introduction to the mathematical theory of stochastic processes, including the notion of continuity, measurability, stopping times, martingales,Wiener processes, and Gaussian processes. These concepts enable us to define the so-called Itô integral, the Itô formula, and diffusion processes. An extension of Itô integrals to Hilbert spaces and stochastic convolution integrals are also discussed. An investigation on stochastic differential equations driven by Wiener processes is given at end of the chapter. Special emphasis will be on the boundedness and stability of solutions.
Keywords: Stochastic Process; Brownian Motion; Probability Space; Gaussian Process; Stochastic Differential Equation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4419-9476-9_3
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