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most citedInverting the Markovian projection, with an application to local stochastic volatility models

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math.PR2018

Non-exponential Sanov and Schilder theorems on Wiener space: BSDEs, Schrödinger problems and Control

Julio Backhoff-Veraguas, Daniel Lacker, Ludovic Tangpi

We derive new limit theorems for Brownian motion, which can be seen as non-exponential analogues of the large deviation theorems of Sanov and Schilder in their Laplace principle fo…

math.PR2018

On the convergence of closed-loop Nash equilibria to the mean field game limit

Daniel Lacker

This paper continues the study of the mean field game (MFG) convergence problem: In what sense do the Nash equilibria of -player stochastic differential games converge to the me…

math.PR2018

On a strong form of propagation of chaos for McKean-Vlasov equations

Daniel Lacker

This note shows how to considerably strengthen the usual mode of convergence of an -particle system to its McKean-Vlasov limit, often known as propagation of chaos, when the vol…

math.PR2018

Denseness of adapted processes among causal couplings

Mathias Beiglböck, Daniel Lacker

It is well known that any pair of random variables with values in Polish spaces, provided that is nonatomic, can be approximated in joint law by random variables of the…

math.PR2018

From the master equation to mean field game limit theory: Large deviations and concentration of measure

Francois Delarue, Daniel Lacker, Kavita Ramanan

We study a sequence of symmetric -player stochastic differential games driven by both idiosyncratic and common sources of noise, in which players interact with each other throug…

math.PR2018

From the master equation to mean field game limit theory: A central limit theorem

Francois Delarue, Daniel Lacker, Kavita Ramanan

Mean field games (MFGs) describe the limit, as tends to infinity, of stochastic differential games with players interacting with one another through their common empirical…