Maximal inequalities for stochastic convolutions and pathwise uniform convergence of time discretisation schemes
arXiv:2006.06964 · doi:10.1007/s40072-021-00204-y
Abstract
We prove a new Burkholder-Rosenthal type inequality for discrete-time processes taking values in a 2-smooth Banach space. As a first application we prove that if is a -evolution family of contractions on a -smooth Banach space and is a cylindrical Brownian motion on a probability space , then for every there exists a constant such that for all progressively measurable processes the process has a continuous modification and Moreover, for one may take where is the constant in the definition of -smoothness for . Our result improves and unifies several existing maximal estimates and is even new in case is a Hilbert space. Similar results are obtained if the driving martingale is replaced by more general -valued martingales . Moreover, our methods allow for random evolution systems, a setting which appears to be completely new as far as maximal inequalities are concerned. As a second application, for a large class of time discretisation schemes we obtain stability and pathwise uniform convergence of time discretisation schemes for solutions of linear SPDEs Under spatial smoothness assumptions on the inhomogeneity , contractivity is not needed and explicit decay rates are obtained. In the parabolic setting this sharpens several know estimates in the literature; beyond the parabolic setting this seems to provide the first systematic approach to pathwise uniform convergence to time discretisation schemes.
Dedication added. Online first in Stochastics and Partial Differential Equations: Analysis and Computations
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