Analysis demonstrates the existence of weak solutions in stochastic evolution equations, suggesting new insights into their uniqueness.
Doubly nonlinear stochastic evolution equations are considered. Upon assuming the additive noise to be rough enough, we prove the existence of probabilistically weak solutions of Friedrichs type and study their uniqueness in law. This entails stability for approximations of stochastic doubly nonlinear equations in a weak probabilistic sense. Such effect is a genuinely stochastic, as doubly nonlinear equations are not even expected to exhibit uniqueness in the deterministic case.
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