Abstract

We deal with a multidimensional Markovian backward stochastic differential equation driven by a Poisson random measure and independent Brownian motion (BSDEJ for short). As a first result, we prove, under the Lipschitz condition, that the BSDEJ’s adapted solution can be represented in terms of a given Markov process and some deterministic functions. Then, by means of this representation, we show existence results for such equations assuming that their generators are totally or partially continuous with respect to their variables and satisfy the usual linear growth conditions. The ideas of the proofs are to approximate the generator by a suitable sequence of Lipschitz functions via convolutions with mollifiers and make use of the L2–domination condition, on the law of the underlying Markov process, for which several examples are given.

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