The covariation for Banach space valued processes and applications
Cristina Di Girolami (LMM, DEA), Giorgio Fabbri (EPEE), Francesco, Russo (UMA)

TL;DR
This paper introduces a generalized quadratic variation concept for Banach space valued processes, extending classical notions, and applies it to stochastic calculus, Clark-Ocone formulas, and PDE representations.
Contribution
It develops a broader framework for quadratic variation in Banach spaces and introduces convolution type processes and $ar u_0$-semimartingales, extending stochastic calculus tools.
Findings
Generalized quadratic variation for Banach space processes
Application to Clark-Ocone formula for finite quadratic variation processes
Probabilistic representation of Hilbert space PDEs
Abstract
This article focuses on a new concept of quadratic variation for processes taking values in a Banach space and a corresponding covariation. This is more general than the classical one of M\'etivier and Pellaumail. Those notions are associated with some subspace of the dual of the projective tensor product of with itself. We also introduce the notion of a convolution type process, which is a natural generalization of the It\^o process and the concept of -semimartingale, which is a natural extension of the classical notion of semimartingale. The framework is the stochastic calculus via regularization in Banach spaces. Two main applications are mentioned: one related to Clark-Ocone formula for finite quadratic variation processes; the second one concerns the probabilistic representation of a Hilbert valued partial differential equation of Kolmogorov type.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStochastic processes and financial applications · Risk and Portfolio Optimization · Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management
