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[In this note, we present a new and simple method which allows to get a priori bounds on rough partial differential equations. The technique is based on a weak formulation of the equation and a rough version of Gronwall’s lemma. The method is presented on a simple linear example, but might be generalized to a wide number of situations.]
Published: Sep 27, 2017
Keywords: A priori estimate; Rough Gonwall lemma; Rough paths; Stochastic PDEs
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