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most citedMinimizing relative entropy of path measures under marginal constraints

6 citations · 8 across the 2 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.OC20212 cited

-convergence for a class of action functionals induced by gradients of convex functions

Luigi Ambrosio, Aymeric Baradat, Yann Brenier

Given a real function , the rate function for the large deviations of the diffusion process of drift given by the Freidlin-Wentzell theorem coincides with the time in…

math.PR20206 cited

Minimizing relative entropy of path measures under marginal constraints

Aymeric Baradat, Christian Léonard

We study generalizations of the Schrödinger problem in statistical mechanics in two directions: when the density is constrained at more than two times, and when the joint law of th…

math.AP2018

Nonlinear instability in Vlasov type equations around rough velocity profiles

Aymeric Baradat

In the Vlasov-Poisson equation, every configuration which is homogeneous in space provides a stationary solution. Penrose gave in 1960 a criterion for such a configuration to be li…

math.AP2018

Small noise limit and convexity for generalized incompressible flows, Schrödinger problems, and optimal transport

Aymeric Baradat, Léonard Monsaingeon

This paper is concerned with six variational problems and their mutual connections: The quadratic Monge-Kantorovich optimal transport, the Schrödinger problem, Brenier's relaxed mo…

math.AP2018

On the existence of a scalar pressure field in the Brödinger problem

Aymeric Baradat

This work deals with the entropic regularization of the Brenier problem for perfect incompressible fluids introduced by Arnaudon, Cruzeiro, Léonard and Zambrini. We show that as in…

math.AP2018

Continuous dependence of the pressure field with respect to endpoints for ideal incompressible fluids

Aymeric Baradat

In the Brenier variational model for perfect fluids, the datum is the joint law of the initial and final positions of the particles. In this paper, we show that both the optimal ac…