Large sparse networks of interacting diffusions
Large sparse networks of interacting diffusions
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相互作用扩散的大型稀疏网络
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Ruoyu Wu
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作者:
D. Lacker;K. Ramanan;Ruoyu Wu
We consider interacting particle systems on a large sparse, possibly random, interaction graph $G_n$, where each particle evolves infinitesimally like a d-dimensional diffusion whose drift coefficient depends on the histories of its own state and the states of neighboring particles, and the diffusion coefficient depends only on the history of its own state. We study limits of such particle systems in the case when the average degree of $G_n$ remains almost surely bounded. Specifically, under suitable assumptions on the coefficients and initial conditions, we show that if $G_n$ converges in distribution in the sense of local convergence to a locally finite graph $G$, then the corresponding particle dynamics converge weakly locally to a certain limit diffusion on $G$. We also show that for certain graph sequences, including sparse Erdos-Renyi graph sequences, the limit of the empirical measure is deterministic and coincides with the law of a typical particle; but show that in general, the empirical measure limit may fail to coincide with the law of a typical particle, and it could even remain stochastic. Furthermore, when $G$ is a unimodular Galton-Watson tree, under suitable assumptions we characterize the limiting dynamics of the neighborhood of a typical particle in terms of a certain finite-dimensional non-Markovian stochastic process whose infinitesimal evolution at any time depends not only on the current state of the neighborhood, but also on the conditional law of the current state given the past of the neighborhood process until that time. This resolves the open problem of characterizing the limiting dynamics on sequences of sparse Erdos-Renyi graphs. Important ingredients of the proofs include correlation decay estimates, a second-order Markov random field property for particle trajectories, and a stochastic analytic result on mimicking Ito processes.
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1.4
作者:
Detering, Nils;Fouque, Jean-Pierre;Ichiba, Tomoyuki
通讯作者:
Ichiba, Tomoyuki