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No-flux boundary conditions for one-sided Lévy processes

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FD2W01 - Deterministic and stochastic fractional differential equations and jump processes

We connect the generators of one-sided L\’evy processes restricted to the interval [0,1] with boundary conditions for one-sided pseudo-differential operators, generalising results for Caputo derivatives of order in (1, 2). We consider killing (Dirichlet), reflecting (Neumann) and fast-forwarding (non-local Neumann) boundary conditions. To identify the backward and forward equations for these Feller processes, we develop a Gr\”unwald-type (random walk) approximation on [0,1]. In particular, this shows rigorously and intuitively howthe non-local Neumann boundary condition arises from mass conservation. Joint work with Boris Baeumer (University of Otago) and Mih\’alyKov\’acs (P\’azm ́any P\’eter Catholic University).

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