Resumen:
We introduce a stochastic model for the Lagrangian velocity and dissipation of a turbulent flow, which takes the form of an integrated Volterra process, as already proposed in the litterature.
In order to understand how to reproduce the multifractal behaviours predicted by the Kolomogorov refined theory, we propose a way to compare the effects of different Volterra kernels on the statistics of the integrated process.
Since Volterra processes are not Markovian, we use the martingale approach and the functional Itô formula from [Viens, Zhang 2019], combined with the path-dependent PDEs from [Bonesini, Jacquier, Pannier 2023]. This allows to get back to the traditional methods to analyse the weak error between two integrated process with different kernels. The result obtained could also be used to derive weak convergence rates of numerical methods based on Markovian approximation of such processes (eg. the Laure Coutin approximation) without the help of the strong rate.
Venue: Sala Multimedia CMM, Piso 6, Beaucheff 851 Edificio Norte.
Speaker: Paul Maurer
Affiliation: INRIA
Coordinator: Avelio Sepúlveda
Posted on Oct 22, 2024 in Seminario de Probabilidades de Chile, Seminars