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In this paper, we first prove that the existence of a solution of SDEs under the assumptions that the drift coefficient is of linear growth and path--dependent, and diffusion coefficient is bounded, uniformly elliptic and Holder continuous. We apply Gaussian upper bound for a probability density function of a solution of SDE without drift coefficient and local Novikov condition, in order to use Maruyama--Girsanov transformation. The aim of this paper is to prove the existence with explicit representations (under linear/super--linear growth condition), Gaussian two--sided bound and Holder continuity (under sub--linear growth condition) of a probability density function of a solution of SDEs with path--dependent drift coefficient. As an application of explicit representation, we provide the rate of convergence for an Euler--Maruyama (type) approximation, and an unbiased simulation scheme.
We consider non degenerate Brownian SDEs with H{o}lder continuous in space diffusion coefficient and unbounded drift with linear growth. We derive two sided bounds for the associated density and pointwise controls of its derivatives up to order two u
In this paper, the existence and uniqueness of the distribution dependent SDEs with H{o}lder continuous drift driven by $alpha$-stable process is investigated. Moreover, by using Zvonkin type transformation, the convergence rate of Euler-Maruyama met
In this paper, we study (strong and weak) existence and uniqueness of a class of non-Markovian SDEs whose drift contains the derivative in the sense of distributionsof a continuous function.
We establish the existence of smooth densities for solutions to a broad class of path-dependent SDEs under a Hormander-type condition. The classical scheme based on the reduced Malliavin matrix turns out to be unavailable in the path-dependent contex
The theory of one-dimensional stochastic differential equations driven by Brownian motion is classical and has been largely understood for several decades. For stochastic differential equations with jumps the picture is still incomplete, and even som