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Bessel S(P)DEs : a story of renormalization

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SRQ - Scaling limits, rough paths, quantum field theory

Bessel processes are a very well-known family of diffusions, the dynamics of which involves a subtle renormalization procedure. More recently a family of SPD Es related to Bessel processes has been introduced, the dynamics of which involve similar, albeit more acute renormalizations. In my talk I shall introduce these processes and explain the nice structure underlying these renormalizations. This is based on joint work with Lorenzo Zambotti.

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