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Perron's Method for Plan-Jet Viscosity Solutions of the Discounted Hamilton-Jacobi Equation on Square-Integrable Noncommutative Laws: Existence and Well-Posedness

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Perron's method: between a bounded usc subsolution and a bounded lsc supersolution there is a bounded continuous plan-jet viscosity solution; if H(X,0) is bounded, the equation has exactly one bounded continuous solution.

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In the setting of Plan Jets and Hamiltonians on Square-Integrable Noncommutative Laws: Standing Notation, let ρ>0\rho>0 be real and let H:Σ2d2→R\mathcal{H}:\Sigma^{2}_{2d}\to\mathbb{R} satisfy the structure condition, be uniformly continuous on bounded sets, and be either Lipschitz in the momentum with linear growth or quadratic with a convex Lipschitz remainder. Let (E)(\mathrm{E}) be the discounted stationary Hamilton--Jacobi equation with discount rate ρ\rho and Hamiltonian H\mathcal{H}. Metrics are those of Plan Jets and Hamiltonians on Square-Integrable Noncommutative Laws: Standing Notation §metrics; subsolutions, supersolutions and solutions are plan-jet viscosity ones; and lifts HM\mathcal{H}_{M} are those of Plan Jets and Hamiltonians on Square-Integrable Noncommutative Laws: Standing Notation §lifts.

1. (Perron's method) Let g−:Σd2→Rg_{-}:\Sigma^{2}_{d}\to\mathbb{R} be bounded, upper semicontinuous and a subsolution of (E)(\mathrm{E}), and let g+:Σd2→Rg_{+}:\Sigma^{2}_{d}\to\mathbb{R} be bounded, lower semicontinuous and a supersolution of (E)(\mathrm{E}), with g−≤g+g_{-}\le g_{+}. Then there is a bounded continuous solution uu of (E)(\mathrm{E}) with g−≤u≤g+g_{-}\le u\le g_{+}.

2. (Well-posedness) Suppose there is a real KK with ∣HM(X,0)∣≤K|\mathcal{H}_{M}(X,0)|\le K for every tracial W*-probability space (H,M,Ω)(H,M,\Omega) and every L2L^{2} dd-tuple XX of it, where 0=(0,…,0)0=(0,\dots,0). Then (E)(\mathrm{E}) has exactly one bounded continuous solution.

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