numerical solution of second-order stochastic di erential equations with gaussian random parameters

Authors

r farnoosh

school of mathematics, iran university of science and technology, 16844, tehran, iran. h rezazadeh

school of mathematics, iran university of science and technology, 16844, tehran, iran. a sobhani

school of mathematics, iran university of science and technology, 16844, tehran, iran. d ebrahimibagha

department of mathematics, center branch, islamic azad university, tehran, iran.

abstract

in this paper, we present the numerical solution of ordinary di erential equations (or sdes), from each order especially second-order with time-varying and gaussian random coecients. we indicate a complete analysis for second-order equations in special case of scalar linear second-order equations (damped harmonic oscillators with additive or multi- plicative noises). making stochastic di erential equations system from this equation, it could be approximated or solved numerically by di erent numerical methods. in the case of linear stochastic di erential equations system by computing fundamental matrix of this system, it could be calculated based on the exact solution of this system. finally, this stochastic equa- tion is solved by numerically method like euler-maruyama and milstein. also its asymptotic stability and statistical concepts like expectation and variance of solutions are discussed.

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Journal title:
journal of linear and topological algebra (jlta)

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