Uniform weak error estimates for an asymptotic preserving scheme applied to a class of slow-fast parabolic semilinear SPDEs
Charles-Edouard Br\'ehier

TL;DR
This paper establishes uniform weak error estimates for an asymptotic preserving scheme applied to slow-fast parabolic semilinear SPDEs, ensuring accuracy across different time scales and extending previous finite-dimensional results.
Contribution
It provides the first uniform weak error analysis for an asymptotic preserving scheme in an infinite-dimensional setting for SPDEs with multiple time scales.
Findings
The scheme achieves uniform accuracy with respect to the scale parameter .
The analysis extends to infinite-dimensional Kolmogorov equations.
The fast component discretization uses a modified Euler scheme for SPDEs.
Abstract
We study an asymptotic preserving scheme for the temporal discretization of a system of parabolic semilinear SPDEs with two time scales. Owing to the averaging principle, when the time scale separation vanishes, the slow component converges to the solution of a limiting evolution equation, which is captured when the time-step size vanishes by a limiting scheme. The objective of this work is to prove weak error estimates which are uniform with respect to , in terms of : the scheme satisfies a uniform accuracy property. This is a non trivial generalization of a recent article in an infinite dimensional framework. The fast component is discretized using the modified Euler scheme for SPDEs introduced in a recent work. Proving the weak error estimates requires delicate analysis of the regularity properties of solutions of infinite dimensional…
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Taxonomy
TopicsStability and Controllability of Differential Equations · Stochastic processes and financial applications · Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
