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Fractional noise destroys or induces a stochastic bifurcation
Qigui Yang1, Caibin Zeng1, Cong Wang2
1School of Sciences, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou 510640, People's Republic of China.
Abstract:
Little seems to be known about the stochastic bifurcation phenomena of non-Markovian systems. Our intention in this paper is to understand such complex dynamics by a simple system, namely, the Black-Scholes model driven by a mixed fractional Brownian motion. The most interesting finding is that the multiplicative fractional noise not only destroys but also induces a stochastic bifurcation under some suitable conditions. So it opens a possible way to explore the theory of stochastic bifurcation in the non-Markovian framework.
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