Curs
2019-2020: Abstracts i Slides
Curs
2019-2020: Abstracts i Slides
High-frequency analysis of
parabolic stochastic PDEs with multiplicative noise
2/10/2019: Verónica Miró Pina, UNAM.
El coalescente simétrico
Gaussian Stochastic
Volatility Models: Scaling Regimes, Large Deviations and
Moment Explosions
In
a Gaussian stochastic volatility model, the evolution
of volatility is described by a stochastic process
that can be represented as a positive continuous
function (the volatility function) of a continuous
Gaussian process (the volatility process). If the
volatility process exhibits fractional features, then
the model is called a Gaussian fractional stochastic
volatility model. Important examples of fractional
volatility processes are fractional Brownian motion,
the Riemann-Liouville fractional Brownian motion, and
the fractional Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process. If the
volatility process admits a Volterra type
representation, then the model is called a Volterra
type stochastic volatility model. Forde and Zhang
established a large deviation principle for the
log-price process in a Volterra type model under the
assumptions that the volatility function is globally Hölder continuous
and the volatility process is fractional Brownian
motion. We prove a similar small-noise large deviation
principle under significantly weaker restrictions.
More precisely, we assume that the volatility function
satisfies a mild local regularity condition, while the
volatility process is any Volterra type Gaussian
process. Moreover, we establish a sample path large
deviation principle for the log-price process in a
Volterra type model, and a sample path moderate
deviation principle for general Gaussian models. In
addition, applications are given to the study of the
asymptotic behavior of exit probabilities, call
pricing functions, and the implied volatility in
various mixed scaling regimes.
Dos esquemas numéricos para
ecuaciones diferenciales estocásticas gobernadas por un
movimiento browniano fraccionario
The location of extrema of
solutions for a class of non-local equations