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In the following lemma, we characterize the symbol classes of admissible market
model. This is crucial for the well-posedness of the pricing equation as discussed in
Sect. 16.5 .
Lemma 16.4.3 The symbol ψ(x,ξ) of a time-homogeneous admissible market
model given as
1
2 ξ,Q(x)ξ
ψ(x,ξ) =− i b(x), ξ +
1
ν(x, d z)
e i z,ξ +
+
i
z, ξ
d
0
=
z
∈R
is contained in the following symbol classes :
ψ(x,ξ) S 1
for Q(x) Q 0 > 0 ,
S Y (x)
1
ψ(x,ξ)
for Q
=
0
=
0 ,
ψ(x,ξ) S 2 m (x)
1
for Q =
0 =
0 ,
max (Y i (x i ), 1 )
2
where δ
( 0 , 1 ) and
m i (x i )
=
, i
=
1 ,...,d .
Proof We have, analogous to [134, Proposition 3.5],
1
ν(x, d z) C 1
d
d
e i z,ξ + i z, ξ
Y i (x i ) ,
ξ ∈ R
:
1 | ξ i |
R
d
i
=
for some positive constant C 1 ,C 2 ,C 3 > 0. The following estimate holds for the
diffusion and the drift component:
d
d
1
2
d
2
ξ
∈ R
:
ξ,Q(x)ξ
C 2
1 |
ξ i |
and
|
i
b(x), ξ
| ≤
C 3
1 |
ξ i |
.
i =
i =
Remark 16.4.4 The partially degenerate case Q
=
0, but Q
0 can be analyzed as
in [134, Remark 4.9]. Note that in the case γ
0 additional assumptions
on the behavior of Y i (x i ) at 1 are necessary in order to ensure the smoothness of
=
0 and Q
=
=
m i (x i ) , i
1 ,...,d .
The infinitesimal generator
A
of a time-homogeneous admissible market model
X reads
A ϕ(x) = A Tr ϕ(x) + A BS ϕ(x) + A J ϕ(x),
A Tr ϕ(x)
b(x)
=
ϕ(x),
2 tr Q (x)D 2 ϕ(x) ,
1
(16.20)
A BS ϕ(x) =
ϕ(x
ϕ(x) ν(x, d z),
z
A J ϕ(x)
=
+
z)
ϕ(x)
d
R
for ϕ C ( R
d ) .
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