Existence and uniqueness of solutions to the stochastic porous media equation
dX-\D\psi(X) dt=XdW in \rr^d are studied. Here, W is a Wiener process,
ψ is a maximal monotone graph in \rr\times\rr such that ψ(r)≤C∣r∣m, \ff r\in\rr, W is a coloured Wiener process. In this general case
the dimension is restricted to d≥3, the main reason being the absence of a
convenient multiplier result in the space
\calh=\{\varphi\in\mathcal{S}'(\rr^d);\ |\xi|(\calf\varphi)(\xi)\in
L^2(\rr^d)\}, for d≤2. When ψ is Lipschitz, the well-posedness,
however, holds for all dimensions on the classical Sobolev space
H^{-1}(\rr^d). If ψ(r)r≥ρ∣r∣m+1 and m=d+2d−2, we
prove the finite time extinction with strictly positive probability