2107.13342
Global solutions for semilinear rough partial differential equations
Robert Hesse, Alexandra Neamţu
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The paper proves global-in-time well-posedness for semilinear parabolic RPDEs dy_t = [A y_t + F(y_t)] dt + G(y_t) dX_t on a scale of interpolation spaces, under (F) linear growth/Lipschitz and (G) bounded C^3 with a bounded derivative of DG(·)G(·), by combining local existence from prior work with new linear a-priori bounds that avoid quadratic growth and a concatenation argument (Theorem 3.9, supported by Lemmas 3.5–3.6 and Corollary 3.7) . The candidate solution follows the same controlled rough path framework, constructs the rough convolution with the analytic semigroup, proves local well-posedness via a contraction on the graph-of-G, and extends globally using the same type of a-priori estimates; differences are methodological (the paper cites a prior local theory, the model rederives a contraction). No substantive contradictions were found.
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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions
\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid
\textbf{Justification:}
The manuscript establishes global-in-time solutions for semilinear parabolic RPDEs by developing linear a-priori estimates that eliminate the quadratic growth typical for composition in controlled rough paths, then patching local solutions. The argument is rigorous and leverages the analytic semigroup framework on interpolation scales. The presentation is clear, with precise assumptions and well-motivated estimates. Minor improvements to clarify parameter dependencies and the continuity of the solution map would further strengthen the paper.