Stochastic Calculus for Fractional Brownian Motion and Related Processes

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Pub. Date: 2008-01-15
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Summary

The theory of fractional Brownian motion and other long-memory processes are addressed in this volume. Interesting topics for PhD students and specialists in probability theory, stochastic analysis and financial mathematics demonstrate the modern level of this field. Among these are results about Levy characterization of fractional Brownian motion, maximal moment inequalities for Wiener integrals including the values 0

Table of Contents

Wiener Integration with Respect to Fractional Brownian Motionp. 1
The Elements of Fractional Calculusp. 1
Fractional Brownian Motion: Definition and Elementary Propertiesp. 7
Mandelbrot-van Ness Representation of fBmp. 9
Fractional Brownian Motion with H ¿ (1/2, 1) on the White Noise Spacep. 10
Fractional Noise on White Noise Spacep. 12
Wiener Integration with Respect to fBmp. 16
The Space of Gaussian Variables Generated by fBmp. 24
Representation of fBm via the Wiener Process on a Finite Intervalp. 26
The Inequalities for the Moments of the Wiener Integrals with Respect to fBmp. 35
Maximal Inequalities for the Moments of Wiener Integrals with Respect to fBmp. 41
The Conditions of Continuity of Wiener Integrals with Respect to fBmp. 54
The Estimates of Moments of the Solution of Simple Stochastic Differential Equations Involving fBmp. 55
Stochastic Fubini Theorem for the Wiener Integrals w.r.t fBmp. 57
Martingale Transforms and Girsanov Theorem for Long-memory Gaussian Processesp. 58
Nonsemimartingale Properties of fBm; How to Approximate Them by Semimartingalesp. 71
Approximation of fBm by Continuous Processes of Bounded Variationp. 71
Convergence B 2+H,ß → B2+H in Besov Space W2+¿ [a,b]p. 73
Weak Convergence to fBm in the Schemes of Seriesp. 78
Holder Properties of the Trajectories of fBm and of Wiener Integrals w.r.t. fBmp. 87
Estimates for Fractional Derivatives of fBm and of Wiener Integrals w.r.t. Wiener Process via the Garsia-Rodemich-Rumsey Inequalityp. 88
Power Variations of fBm and of Wiener Integrals w.r.t fBmp. 90
Levy Theorem for fBmp. 94
Multi-parameter Fractional Brownian Motionp. 117
The Main Definitionp. 117
Holder Properties of Two-parameter fBmp. 117
Fractional Integrals and Fractional Derivatives of Two-parameter Functionsp. 118
Stochastic Integration with Respect to fBm and Related Topicsp. 123
Pathwise Stochastic Integrationp. 123
Pathwise Stochastic Integration in the Fractional Sobolev-type Spacesp. 123
Pathwise Stochastic Integration in Fractional Besov-type Spacesp. 128
Pathwise Stochastic Integration w.r.t Multi-parameter fBmp. 131
Some Additional Properties of Two-parameter Fractional Integrals and Derivativesp. 131
Generalized Two-parameter Lebesgue-Stieltjes Integralsp. 132
Generalized Integrals of Two-parameter fBm in the Case of the Integrand Depending on fBmp. 136
Pathwise Integration in Two-parameter Besov Spacesp. 136
The Existence of the Integrals of the Second Kind of a Two-parameter fBmp. 137
Wick Integration with Respect to fBm with H ¿ [1/2,1) as S* -integrationp. 141
Wick Products and S* -integrationp. 141
Comparison of Wick and Pathwise Integrals for "Markov" Integrandsp. 145
Comparison of Wick and Stratonovich Integrals for "General" Integrandsp. 154
Reduction of Wick Integration w.r.t. Fractional Noise to the Integration w.r.t. White Noisep. 157
Skorohod, Forward, Backward and Symmetric Integration w.r.t. fBm. Two Approaches to Skorohod Integrationp. 158
Isometric Approach to Stochastic Integration with Respect to fBmp. 162
The Basic Ideap. 162
First- and Higher-order Integrals with Respect to Xp. 164
Generalized Integrals with Respect to fBmp. 169
Stochastic Fubini Theorem for Stochastic Integrals w.r.t. Fractional Brownian Motionp. 174
The Ito Formula for Fractional Brownian Motionp. 182
The Simplest Versionp. 182
Ito Formula for Linear Combination of Fractional Brownian Motions with Hi ¿ [1/2,1] in Terms of Pathwise Integrals and Itô Integralp. 183
The Itô Formula in Terms of Wick Integralsp. 184
The Itô Formula for H ¿ (0,1/2)p. 185
Itô Formula for Fractional Brownian Fieldsp. 186
The Itô Formula for H ¿ (0,1) in Terms of Isometric Integrals, and Its Applicationsp. 189
The Girsanov Theorem for fBm and Its Applicationsp. 191
The Girsanov Theorem for fBmp. 191
When the Conditions of the Girsanov Theorem Are Fulfilled? Differentiability of the Fractional Integralsp. 193
Stochastic Differential Equations Involving Fractional Brownian Motionp. 197
Stochastic Differential Equations Driven by Fractional Brownian Motion with Pathwise Integralsp. 197
Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions: the Results of Nualart and R&acaron;şcanup. 197
Norm and Moment Estimates of Solutionp. 202
Some Other Results on Existence and Uniqueness of Solution of SDE Involving Processes Related to fBm with (H ¿ (1/2,1))p. 204
Some Properties of the Stochastic Differential Equations with Stationary Coefficientsp. 206
Semilinear Stochastic Differential Equations Involving Forward Integral w.r.t. fBmp. 220
Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions of SDE with Two-Parameter Fractional Brownian Fieldp. 223
The Mixed SDE Involving Both the Wiener Process and fBmp. 225
The Existence and Uniqueness of the Solution of the Mixed Semilinear SDEp. 225
The Existence and Uniqueness of the Solution of the Mixed SDE for fBm with H ¿ (3/4,1)p. 227
The Girsanov Theorem and the Measure Transformation for the Mixed Semilinear SDEp. 238
Stochastic Differential Equations with Fractional White Noisep. 240
The Lipschitz and the Growth Conditions on the Negative Norms of Coefficientsp. 240
Quasilinear SDE with Fractional Noisep. 241
The Rate of Convergence of Euler Approximations of Solutions of SDE Involving fBmp. 243
Approximation of Pathwise Equationsp. 244
Approximation of Quasilinear Skorohod-type Equationsp. 255
SDE with the Additive Wiener Integral w.r.t. Fractional Noisep. 262
Existence of a Weak Solution for Regular Coefficientsp. 263
Existence of a Weak Solution for SDE with Discontinuous Driftp. 266
Uniqueness in Law and Pathwise Uniqueness for Regular Coefficientsp. 271
Existence of a Strong solution for the Regular Casep. 272
Existence of a Strong Solution for Discontinuous Driftp. 274
Estimates of Moments of Solutions for Regular Case and H ¿ (0,1/2)p. 278
The Estimates of the Norms of the Solution in the Orlicz Spacesp. 280
The Distribution of the Supremum of the Process X on [0,T]p. 284
Modulus of Continuity of Solution of Equation Involving Fractional Brownian Motionp. 287
Filtering in Systems with Fractional Brownian Noisep. 291
Optimal Filtering of a Mixed Brownian-Fractional-Brownian Model with Fractional Brownian Observation Noisep. 291
Optimal Filtering in Conditionally Gaussian Linear Systems with Mixed Signal and Fractional Brownian Observation Noisep. 295
Optimal Filtering in Systems with Polynomial Fractional Brownian Noisep. 298
Financial Applications of Fractional Brownian Motionp. 301
Discussion of the Arbitrage Problemp. 301
Long-range Dependence in Economics and Financep. 301
Arbitrage in "Pure" Fractional Brownian Model. The Original Rogers Approachp. 302
Arbitrage in the "Pure" Fractional Model. Results of Shiryaev and Dasguptap. 304
Mixed Brownian-Fractional-Brownian Model: Absence of Arbitrage and Related Topicsp. 305
Equilibrium of Financial Market. The Fractional Burgers Equationp. 321
The Different Forms of the Black-Scholes Equationp. 322
The Black-Scholes Equation for the Mixed Brownian-Fractional-Brownian Modelp. 322
Discussion of the Place of Wick Products and Wick-Ito-Skorohod Integral in the Problems of Arbitrage and Replication in the Fractional Black-Scholes Pricing Modelp. 323
Statistical Inference with Fractional Brownian Motionp. 327
Testing Problems for the Density Process for fBm with Different Driftsp. 327
Observations Based on the Whole Trajectory with ¿ and H Knownp. 329
Discretely Observed Trajectory and ¿ Unknownp. 331
Goodness-of-fit Testp. 335
Introductionp. 335
The Whole Trajectory Is Observed and the Parameters ¿ and ¿ Are Knownp. 335
Goodness-of-fit Tests with Discrete Observationsp. 337
On Volatility Estimationp. 340
Goodness-of-fit Test with Unknown ¿ and ¿p. 342
Parameter Estimates in the Models Involving fBmp. 343
Consistency of the Drift Parameter Estimates in the Pure Fractional Brownian Diffusion Modelp. 344
Consistency of the Drift Parameter Estimates in the Mixed Brownian-fractional-Brownian Diffusion Model with "Linearly" Dependent Wt and B2+Htp. 349
The Properties of Maximum Likelihood Estimates in Diffusion Brownian-Fractional-Brownian Models with Independent Componentsp. 354
Mandelbrot-van Ness Representation: Some Related Calculationsp. 363
Approximation of Beta Integrals and Estimation of Kernelsp. 365
Referencesp. 369
Indexp. 391
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