A NNALES DE L ’I. H. P., SECTION B
P. C ATTIAUX
C. L ÉONARD
Erratum / Correction to : “Minimization of the Kullback information of diffusion processes”
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705
ERRATUM Correction to:
Minimization of the Kullback information of diffusion processes (*)
P. CATTIAUX and C.
LÉONARD
December 1994 Ann. Inst. Henri Poincaré,
Vol. 31, n° 4, 1995, p. -707 Probabilités et Statistiques
The
supermartingale
Z definedby ( 1.11 )
does not vanish for t >Too,
if00
w
belongs
to the set A =U {Tm
=Too T},
contrary to what is writtenm=l
at the bottom of page 90. Of course the associated Follmer-measure
Q
andthe initial P are
equivalent
in restriction toA,
so that ifT)
=0,
then
P(A)
= 0. This holds if we know thatQ
is aprobability
measureon 0 such
that Q(Too T)
= 0.As a consequence, we cannot conclude in
Proposition (2.3)
thatToo
=T, Q-a.s. since
onA, T~0 03B2s. a(XS,
ds +(0)’ the rest ofthe
proposition being
true. So the trick(2.6)
isincomplete,
and to both theenergy condition and the domination
condition,
one has to add the third condition:Q(Too T) =
0.This additional condition is checked in the
proof
of Theorem(3.1 ),
thanksto
(3.47),
so that theproof
of the theorem iscomplete.
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In order to
complete
theproofs
in sections 4 and5,
we have to check that this condition is satisfied. We shallpresent
thisbelow,
in the contextof Theorem
(4.18),
but theproof
still works for any other case considered in the paper.~
Denote
where
and
One
clearly
hasD Am
forall j.
Now,
denoteP ( Am )
= a>_
0. We aregoing
to build a subsetBm
of with apositive
mass and which is an intersection of To thisend,
choosek1
such thatP(Am
n >a(1 - 1/2).
Thisis
possible
because is anincreasing
sequence of sets such thatAm.
We putBm
=Am n
CAm,
and we can choosek2
such that
P(B
nAm~’~2 )
>cx ( 1 - 1 / 2 ) ( 1 - 1 / 4 ) , by
the same argumentas above. Now,
by
induction we build anonincreasing
sequenceBin
ofsubsets such that
00 B
Finally
=Q ~
satisfies GA~.,2 n Q ~~
andj>i 00 v=i
/
ca > 0,
with c= JY(1 - 2’’)
> 0.~=i
But for each n
> 1,
P and~n
areequivalent
measures so thatsince
Bm
is-measurable,
whichyields
for all n > 1Annales de l’lnstitut Henri Poincaré - Probabilités et Statistiques
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ERRATUM
since
Now,
we canevaluate
by
means of(4.26). Indeed,
for > 0It follows that for a
fixed i,
hence
inf
=0,
which is in contradiction with(*)
unless a = 0.We
thus have proved
thatP(Am) = 0, henceP ( A)
= 0.Consequently,
all the results of the paper are true, except forPropo-
sition
(2.3).
All ourapologies.
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