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arXiv · 2301.06992

Finite-rank approximation of affine processes on positive Hilbert-Schmidt operators

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In this article, we present a method for approximating affine processes on the cone of positive Hilbert-Schmidt operators using matrix-valued affine processes. By leveraging results from the theory on affine processes with values in the cone of symmetric and positive semi-definite matrices, we construct sequences of finite-rank operator-valued affine processes that converge weakly to the target processes and provide convergence rates for their Laplace transforms using Galerkin approximations of the associated operator-valued generalized Riccati equations. This article not only offers a practical approximation scheme for operator-valued affine processes with error bounds that hold uniformly in time, but also provides a novel existence proof for this class of affine processes with c\`adl\`ag paths, including affine pure-jump processes with infinite variation and state-dependent jump intensities. In addition to the theoretical significance, the results of this paper provide useful tools for analyzing and approximating infinite-dimensional affine stochastic covariance models that were recently introduced in mathematical finance.

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Sven Karbach. 2023-01-17. Finite-rank approximation of affine processes on positive Hilbert-Schmidt operators. https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.06992

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