This investigation reveals quantitative error bounds in stochastic differential equations with Markovian switching, implying improvement in predictive accuracy.
We investigate the EM approximation for Rᵈ -valued ergodic stochastic differential equations (SDEs) driven by rotationally invariant α -stable processes ( α∈(1,2) ) with Markovian switching. The coefficient g violates the dissipative condition for certain states of the switching process. Using the Lindeberg principle, we establish quantitative error bounds between the original process (Xₜ,Rₜ)t 0 and its Euler–Maruyama (EM) scheme under a specially designed metric. Furthermore, we derive both a central limit theorem and a moderate derivation principle for the empirical measures of both the SDE and its EM scheme. The theoretical results are subsequently validated through a concrete example.
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