On the existence of universal functional solutions to classical SDE's
Olav Kallenberg
Source: Ann. Probab. Volume 24, Number 1
(1996), 196-205.
Abstract
Assume that the weak existence and pathwise uniqueness hold for solutions to the equation $dX_t=\sigma(t,X)dB_t + b(t,X)dt$ starting at fixed points. then there exists a Borel measurable function F, such that any solution (X,B) satisfies $X = F(X_0,B)$ a.s. This strengthens a fundamental result of Yamada and Watanbe, where F may depend on the initial distribution $\mu$
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