1998
DOI: 10.1080/17442509808834164
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On the integrability condition in the multiplicative ergodic theorem for stochastic differential equations

Abstract: The multiplicative ergodic theorem is valid under an integrability condition on the linearized flow with respect to an invariant measure. We investigate the case were the flow is generated by . . . a s:ochas:ic diKeien:ia! ecjna:ion and give a criterion in t e r m ~f !he :' ecto: fie!& ar,d the (generally non-adapted) invariant measure assuring the validity of the integrability condition.

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“…We have, however, the following quite satisfactory general criterion (see Arnold and Imkeller[22]). We have, however, the following quite satisfactory general criterion (see Arnold and Imkeller[22]).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We have, however, the following quite satisfactory general criterion (see Arnold and Imkeller[22]). We have, however, the following quite satisfactory general criterion (see Arnold and Imkeller[22]).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…V] for statements and a brief review. An interesting phenomenon in that case, proved by Baxendale [23] and Kifer [87], is that all the integrability conditions required on the C r -norms hold true automatically (see Arnold and Imkeller [8] for further results in this direction).…”
Section: Lyapunov Exponents and Invariant Manifoldsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…This function was first introduced in [4] to obtain moduli of continuity for the local time of one-dimensional diffusions in the spatial parameter and used in [2] for establishing conditions under which the multiplicative ergodic theorem holds. The significance of the functions c is that solutions of SDE's with Lipschitz coefficients have finite c -moments for some (but usually not all) c > 0.…”
Section: Humboldt-universit äT and Technische Universit äT Berlinmentioning
confidence: 99%