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Multiplicative stochastic heat equations on the whole space

Hairer, Martin  
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Labbe, Cyril
January 1, 2018
JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY

We carry out the construction of some ill-posed multiplicative stochastic heat equations on unbounded domains. The two main equations our result covers are the parabolic Anderson model on R-3, and the KPZ equation on R via the Cole-Hopf transform. To perform these constructions, we adapt the theory of regularity structures to the setting of weighted Besov spaces. One particular feature of our construction is that it allows one to start both equations from a Dirac mass at the initial time.

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journal article
DOI
10.4171/JEMS/781
Web of Science ID

WOS:000428198600005

Author(s)
Hairer, Martin  
Labbe, Cyril
Date Issued

2018-01-01

Publisher

EUROPEAN MATHEMATICAL SOC-EMS

Published in
JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY
Volume

20

Issue

4

Start page

1005

End page

1054

Subjects

Stochastic heat equation

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parabolic Anderson model

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white noise

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weighted spaces

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regularity structures

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Science & Technology

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Physical Sciences

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REVIEWED

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OTHER

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PROPDE  
FunderFunding(s)Grant NumberGrant URL

European Research Council

Philip Leverhulme Trust

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