Multilevel large deviations and interacting diffusions

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Abstract

Let (ξN) be a sequence of random variables with values in a topological space which satisfy the large deviation principle. For each M and each N, let ΞM, N denote the empirical measure associated with M independent copies of ξN. As a main result, we show that (ΞM, N) also satisfies the large deviation principle as M,N→∞. We derive several representations of the associated rate function. These results are then applied to empirical measure processes ΞM, N(t) =M-1 Σi=1N δξiN(t) 0≦t≦T, where (ξ1N,..., ξMN(t)) is a system of weakly interacting diffusions with noise intensity 1/N. This is a continuation of our previous work on the McKean-Vlasov limit and related hierarchical models ([4], [5]). © 1994 Springer-Verlag.

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Dawson, D. A., & Gärtner, J. (1994). Multilevel large deviations and interacting diffusions. Probability Theory and Related Fields, 98(4), 423–487. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01192835

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