Horizontal $\Delta$-semimartingales on orthonormal frame bundles
Fumiya Okazaki

TL;DR
This paper explores stochastic horizontal lifts and anti-developments of jump processes on Riemannian manifolds, establishing new correspondences that extend previous results and enable martingale construction under specific jump conditions.
Contribution
It introduces two new one-to-one correspondences between classes of jump semimartingales on manifolds, frame bundles, and Euclidean spaces, extending prior work and allowing martingale construction with small jumps.
Findings
Established correspondence for jumps as initial velocities of geodesics.
Extended results to jumps given by connection rules with small jumps.
Enabled construction of martingales on manifolds from Euclidean local martingales.
Abstract
In this article, we deal with stochastic horizontal lifts and anti-developments of semimartingales with jumps on complete and connected Riemannian manifolds without any assumption for their curvatures. We prove two one-to-one correspondences among some classes of discontinuous semimartingales on Riemannian manifolds, orthonormal frame bundles and Euclidean spaces by using the stochastic differential geometry with jumps introduced by Cohen (1996). Both of these two results are extension of the one shown in Pontier-Estrade (1992). The first result is the correspondence in the case where jumps of semimartingales are regarded as initial velocities of geodesics which are not necessarily minimal. In the second result, we also established the correspondence in the situation where jumps of semimartingales are given by connection rules, but we impose the condition that the jumps of…
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TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
