Mild solutions to semilinear rough partial differential equations
Stefan Tappe
TL;DR
The paper develops existence and uniqueness results for mild solutions to rough partial differential equations in a semigroup framework with time-inhomogeneous coefficients, by defining rough convolution directly through the Gubinelli integral on controlled rough paths in $D(A^2)$. It presents a fixed-point approach to obtain local and global mild solutions, and extends the theory to SPDEs driven by infinite-dimensional Wiener processes and infinite-dimensional fractional Brownian motion. A key contribution is removing the need for a mild Sewing Lemma by working within $D(A^2)$ and providing explicit estimates for compositions, convolutions, and their remainders. The work also constructs a rough-path realization of infinite-dimensional Wiener processes and proves the equivalence of rough and Itô integrals in that setting, linking the RPDE framework to classical stochastic PDE theory and broadening the applicability to high-dimensional stochastic dynamics.
Abstract
We provide an existence and uniqueness result for mild solutions to rough partial differential equations in the framework of the semigroup approach. Applications to stochastic partial differential equations driven by infinite dimensional Wiener processes and infinite dimensional fractional Brownian motion are presented as well.
