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Regular occupation measures of Volterra processes

Abstract

We introduce a local non-determinism condition for Volterra It\^{o} processes that captures smoothing properties of possibly degenerate noise. By combining the stochastic sewing lemma with one-step Euler approximations, we first prove the joint space-time regularity for their occupation measure, self-intersection measure, and time marginals for such Volterra It\^{o} processes. As an application, we obtain the space-time regularity of local times and self-intersection times for rough perturbations of Gaussian Volterra processes, and construct a class of non-Gaussian Volterra I\^{o} processes that are $C^{\infty}$-regularising. Secondly, for the particular class of stochastic Volterra equations with H\"older continuous coefficients, using disintegration of measures for their Markovian lifts, we further establish the absolute continuity of finite-dimensional distributions. Finally, we prove the existence, uniqueness, and stability for self-interacting stochastic equations with distributional drifts.

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Martin Friesen. 2024-04-08. Regular occupation measures of Volterra processes. https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.05381

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