8 research outputs found
Mixed generalized Dynkin game and stochastic control in a Markovian framework
We introduce a mixed {\em generalized} Dynkin game/stochastic control with
-expectation in a Markovian framework. We study both the case when
the terminal reward function is supposed to be Borelian only and when it is
continuous. We first establish a weak dynamic programming principle by using
some refined results recently provided in \cite{DQS} and some properties of
doubly reflected BSDEs with jumps (DRBSDEs). We then show a stronger dynamic
programming principle in the continuous case, which cannot be derived from the
weak one. In particular, we have to prove that the value function of the
problem is continuous with respect to time , which requires some technical
tools of stochastic analysis and some new results on DRBSDEs. We finally study
the links between our mixed problem and generalized Hamilton Jacobi Bellman
variational inequalities in both cases
Generalized Dynkin Games and Doubly Reflected BSDEs with Jumps
We introduce a generalized Dynkin game problem with non linear conditional
expectation induced by a Backward Stochastic Differential Equation
(BSDE) with jumps. Let be two RCLL adapted processes with . The criterium is given by \begin{equation*}
{\cal J}_{\tau, \sigma}= {\cal E}_{0, \tau \wedge \sigma }
\left(\xi_{\tau}\textbf{1}_{\{ \tau \leq
\sigma\}}+\zeta_{\sigma}\textbf{1}_{\{\sigma<\tau\}}\right)
\end{equation*} where and are stopping times valued in
. Under Mokobodski's condition, we establish the existence of a value
function for this game, i.e. . This value can be
characterized via a doubly reflected BSDE. Using this characterization, we
provide some new results on these equations, such as comparison theorems and a
priori estimates. When and are left upper semicontinuous along
stopping times, we prove the existence of a saddle point. We also study a
generalized mixed game problem when the players have two actions: continuous
control and stopping. We then address the generalized Dynkin game in a
Markovian framework and its links with parabolic partial integro-differential
variational inequalities with two obstacles
A Weak Dynamic Programming Principle for Combined Optimal Stopping and Stochastic Control with - expectations
We study a combined optimal control/stopping problem under a nonlinear
expectation induced by a BSDE with jumps, in a Markovian
framework. The terminal reward function is only supposed to be Borelian. The
value function associated with this problem is generally irregular. We
first establish a {\em sub- (resp. super-) optimality principle of dynamic
programming} involving its {\em upper- (resp. lower-) semicontinuous envelope}
(resp. ). This result, called {\em weak} dynamic programming
principle (DPP), extends that obtained in \cite{BT} in the case of a classical
expectation to the case of an -expectation and Borelian terminal
reward function. Using this {\em weak} DPP, we then prove that (resp.
) is a {\em viscosity sub- (resp. super-) solution} of a nonlinear
Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman variational inequality
Approximation schemes for mixed optimal stopping and control problems with nonlinear expectations and jumps
We propose a class of numerical schemes for mixed optimal stopping and
control of processes with infinite activity jumps and where the objective is
evaluated by a nonlinear expectation. Exploiting an approximation by switching
systems, piecewise constant policy timestepping reduces the problem to nonlocal
semi-linear equations with different control parameters, uncoupled over
individual time steps, which we solve by fully implicit monotone approximations
to the controlled diffusion and the nonlocal term, and specifically the
Lax-Friedrichs scheme for the nonlinearity in the gradient. We establish a
comparison principle for the switching system and demonstrate the convergence
of the schemes, which subsequently gives a constructive proof for the existence
of a solution to the switching system. Numerical experiments are presented for
a recursive utility maximization problem to demonstrate the effectiveness of
the new schemes
Optimal Stopping for Dynamic Risk Measures with Jumps and Obstacle Problems
International audienceWe study the optimal stopping problem for a monotonous dynamic riskmeasure induced by a Backward Stochastic Differential Equation with jumps in theMarkovian case.We show that the value function is a viscosity solution of an obstacleproblem for a partial integro-differential variational inequality and we provide anuniqueness result for this obstacle problem