In this thesis we address two problems. In the first part we consider hypoelliptic diffusions, under both strong and weak Hormander condition. We find Gaussian estimates for the density of the law of the solution at a fixed, short time. A main tool to prove these estimates is Malliavin Calculus, in particular some techniques recently developed to deal with degenerate problems. We then use these short-time estimates to show exponential two-sided bounds for the probability that the diffusion remains in a small tube around a deterministic path up to a given time. In our hypoelliptic framework, the shape of the tube must reflect the fact the diffusion moves with a different speed in the direction of the diffusion coefficient and in the directi...
We consider stochastic control systems affected by a fast mean reverting volatility Y(t) driven by a...
We consider a general class of hypoelliptic Langevin diffusions and study two related questions. The...
Anomalous diffusions arise as scaling limits of continuous-time random walks whose innovation times ...
In this thesis we address two problems. In the first part we consider hypoelliptic diffusions, under...
In this thesis we address two problems. In the first part we consider hypoelliptic diffusions, under...
International audienceWe introduce a class of stochastic volatility models (X_t)_{t≥0} for which the...
In this Ph.D. dissertation we deal with the issue of the regularity and the estimation of probabili...
We consider a diffusion process under a local weak Hörmander condition on the coefficients. We find ...
In this paper we study the fluctuations from the limiting behavior of small noise random perturbatio...
A stochastic differential equation with vanishing martingale term is studied. Specifically, given a ...
This thesis tackles several issues raised by the multi-scale properties of financial data. Itconsist...
This article concerns the large deviations regime and the consequent solution of the Kramers problem...
The first part contains a study of a large deviation phenomenon. Our approach generalizes the result...
This thesis is concerned with various problems arising in the study of nonlinear elliptic PDE. It is...
Density expansions for hypoelliptic diffusions $(X^1,...,X^d)$ are revisited. In particular, we are ...
We consider stochastic control systems affected by a fast mean reverting volatility Y(t) driven by a...
We consider a general class of hypoelliptic Langevin diffusions and study two related questions. The...
Anomalous diffusions arise as scaling limits of continuous-time random walks whose innovation times ...
In this thesis we address two problems. In the first part we consider hypoelliptic diffusions, under...
In this thesis we address two problems. In the first part we consider hypoelliptic diffusions, under...
International audienceWe introduce a class of stochastic volatility models (X_t)_{t≥0} for which the...
In this Ph.D. dissertation we deal with the issue of the regularity and the estimation of probabili...
We consider a diffusion process under a local weak Hörmander condition on the coefficients. We find ...
In this paper we study the fluctuations from the limiting behavior of small noise random perturbatio...
A stochastic differential equation with vanishing martingale term is studied. Specifically, given a ...
This thesis tackles several issues raised by the multi-scale properties of financial data. Itconsist...
This article concerns the large deviations regime and the consequent solution of the Kramers problem...
The first part contains a study of a large deviation phenomenon. Our approach generalizes the result...
This thesis is concerned with various problems arising in the study of nonlinear elliptic PDE. It is...
Density expansions for hypoelliptic diffusions $(X^1,...,X^d)$ are revisited. In particular, we are ...
We consider stochastic control systems affected by a fast mean reverting volatility Y(t) driven by a...
We consider a general class of hypoelliptic Langevin diffusions and study two related questions. The...
Anomalous diffusions arise as scaling limits of continuous-time random walks whose innovation times ...