Seminar series
          
      Date
              Mon, 11 May 2020
      
      
          Time
        16:00 - 
        17:00
          Speaker
              Alexander Schied
          Organisation
              University of Waterloo Canada
          
	Many classical fractal functions, such as the Weierstrass and Takagi-van der Waerden functions, admit a finite p-th variation along a natural sequence of partitions. They can thus serve as integrators in pathwise Itô calculus. Motivated by this observation, we
	introduce a new class of stochastic processes, which we call Weierstrass bridges. They have continuous sample paths and arbitrarily low regularity and so provide a new example class of “rough” stochastic processes. We study some of their sample path properties
	including p-th variation and moduli of continuity. This talk includes joint work with Xiyue Han and Zhenyuan Zhang.
 
    