Random walks in hyperbolic space H² unify BKT, KPZ, and Lifshitz-tail phenomena through renormalization-group adaptation, WKB scaling, and instanton analysis.
Large Deviations for Non-Markovian Diffusions and a Path-Dependent Eikonal Equation
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This paper provides a large deviation principle for Non-Markovian, Brownian motion driven stochastic differential equations with random coefficients. Similar to Gao and Liu \cite{GL}, this extends the corresponding results collected in Freidlin and Wentzell \cite{FreidlinWentzell}. However, we use a different line of argument, adapting the PDE method of Fleming \cite{Fleming} and Evans and Ishii \cite{EvansIshii} to the path-dependent case, by using backward stochastic differential techniques. Similar to the Markovian case, we obtain a characterization of the action function as the unique bounded solution of a path-dependent version of the Eikonal equation. Finally, we provide an application to the short maturity asymptotics of the implied volatility surface in financial mathematics.
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Three faces of random walks in hyperbolic domain: BKT, Lifshitz tails, and KPZ
Random walks in hyperbolic space H² unify BKT, KPZ, and Lifshitz-tail phenomena through renormalization-group adaptation, WKB scaling, and instanton analysis.