Singularities of stable super-Brownian motion
Paul Balan\c{c}a, Leonid Mytnik

TL;DR
This paper studies the spectrum of singularities in super-Brownian motion with stable branching, providing a comprehensive description in high dimensions and partial insights in lower dimensions, enhancing understanding of its complex behavior.
Contribution
It offers a uniform characterization of singularities across dimensions and identifies times with higher-order singularities, extending previous research on density.
Findings
Singularities are characterized at every time in high dimensions.
Higher-order singularities occur at specific random times.
Partial descriptions of singularities in lower dimensions are provided.
Abstract
We investigate in this work the spectrum of singularities of super-Brownian motion with stable branching. The main purpose is to provide a uniform description of the latter in high dimension , presenting the singularities existing at every time t and characterising as well the set of random times at which singularities of higher order appear. In lower dimensions, we give a partial description of the singularities which complement the recent study of the density by Mytnik and Wachtel.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics · Stochastic processes and financial applications
