Parabolic SPDEs degenerating on the boundary of nonsmooth domain.
We consider a stochastic evolution equation in a separable Hilbert spaces H or in a separable Banach space E with a Hölder continuous perturbation on the drift. We review some recent result about pathwise uniqueness for this equation.
We consider the random vector , where are distinct points of and denotes the stochastic process solution to a stochastic wave equation driven by a noise white in time and correlated in space. In a recent paper by Millet and Sanz–Solé [10], sufficient conditions are given ensuring existence and smoothness of density for . We study here the positivity of such density. Using techniques developped in [1] (see also [9]) based on Analysis on an abstract Wiener space, we characterize the set of...
We consider the random vector , where t > 0, x1,...,xd are distinct points of and u denotes the stochastic process solution to a stochastic wave equation driven by a noise white in time and correlated in space. In a recent paper by Millet and Sanz–Solé [10], sufficient conditions are given ensuring existence and smoothness of density for . We study here the positivity of such density. Using techniques developped in [1] (see also [9]) based on Analysis on an abstract Wiener space, we characterize...
The classical result on singularities for the 3D Navier-Stokes equations says that the -dimensional Hausdorff measure of the set of singular points is zero. For a stochastic version of the equation, new results are proved. For statistically stationary solutions, at any given time , with probability one the set of singular points is empty. The same result is true for a.e. initial condition with respect to a measure related to the stationary solution, and if the noise is sufficiently non degenerate...
We prove the existence and smoothness of density for the solution of a hyperbolic SPDE with free term coefficients depending on time, under hypoelliptic non degeneracy conditions. The result extends those proved in Cattiaux and Mesnager, PTRF123 (2002) 453-483 to an infinite dimensional setting.