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Ninomiya-Victoir scheme: strong convergence, antithetic version and application to multilevel estimators

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  • Anis Al Gerbi
  • Benjamin Jourdain
  • Emmanuelle Cl'ement

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In this paper, we are interested in the strong convergence properties of the Ninomiya-Victoir scheme which is known to exhibit weak convergence with order 2. We prove strong convergence with order $1/2$. This study is aimed at analysing the use of this scheme either at each level or only at the finest level of a multilevel Monte Carlo estimator: indeed, the variance of a multilevel Monte Carlo estimator is related to the strong error between the two schemes used on the coarse and fine grids at each level. Recently, Giles and Szpruch proposed a scheme permitting to construct a multilevel Monte Carlo estimator achieving the optimal complexity $O\left(\epsilon^{-2}\right)$ for the precision $\epsilon$. In the same spirit, we propose a modified Ninomiya-Victoir scheme, which may be strongly coupled with order $1$ to the Giles-Szpruch scheme at the finest level of a multilevel Monte Carlo estimator. Numerical experiments show that this choice improves the efficiency, since the order $2$ of weak convergence of the Ninomiya-Victoir scheme permits to reduce the number of discretization levels.

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  • Anis Al Gerbi & Benjamin Jourdain & Emmanuelle Cl'ement, 2015. "Ninomiya-Victoir scheme: strong convergence, antithetic version and application to multilevel estimators," Papers 1508.06492, arXiv.org, revised Oct 2015.
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