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Schrödinger potentials
Taylor expansions of solutions of stochastic partial
differential equations
The solution of a stochastic partial differential
equation (SPDE) of evolutionary type
is with respect to a reasonable state
space in general not a semimartingale anymore
and does therefore in general not satisfy
an Itô formula like the solution
of a finite dimensional stochastic ordinary
differential equation.
Consequently, stochastic Taylor expansions of
the solution of a SPDE can not be
derived by an iterated application
of Itô's formula.
Recently, in [Jentzen and Kloeden, Ann. Probab. 38 (2010), no. 2, 532-569] in the case
of SPDEs with additive noise an alternative
approach for deriving Taylor expansions
has been introduced by using the mild formulation
of the SPDE and by an appropriate recursion
technique.
This method is used in this article to derive
Taylor expansions of arbitrarily high
order of the solution of a SPDE with
non-additive noise.