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The relatively new subject of stochastic differential equations has increasing importance in both theory and applications. The subject draws upon two main sources, probability/stochastic processes and differential equations/dynamical systems. There exists a significant ``culture gap" between the corresponding research communities. The objective of the dissertation project is to present a concise yet mostly self-contained theory of stochastic differential equations from the differential equations/dynamical systems point of view, primarily incorporating semigroup theory and functional analysis…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The relatively new subject of stochastic differential
equations has
increasing importance in both theory and
applications. The subject
draws upon two main sources, probability/stochastic
processes and
differential equations/dynamical systems. There
exists a significant
``culture gap" between the corresponding research
communities. The
objective of the dissertation project is to present a
concise yet
mostly self-contained theory of stochastic
differential equations
from the differential equations/dynamical systems
point of view,
primarily incorporating semigroup theory and
functional analysis
techniques to study the solutions. Prerequisites from
probability/stochastic processes are developed as needed.
For continuous-time stochastic
processes whose random variables are (Lebesgue)
absolutely
continuous, the Fokker-Planck equation is employed to
study the
evolution of the densities, with applications to
predator-prey
models with noisy coefficients.
Autorenporträt
Blane Hollingsworth received his Ph.D. from Auburn University in
2008.