Abstract
We adapt the stochastic Perron’s method to the case of double obstacle problems associated to Dynkin games. We construct, symmetrically, a viscosity sub-solution which dominates the upper value of the game and a viscosity super-solution lying below the lower value of the game. If the double obstacle problem satisfies the viscosity comparison property, then the game has a value which is equal to the unique and continuous viscosity solution. In addition, the optimal strategies of the two players are equal to the first hitting times of the two stopping regions, as expected. The (single) obstacle problem associated to optimal stopping can be viewed as a very particular case. This is the first instance of a non-linear problem where the stochastic Perron’s method can be applied successfully.
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