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Convergence and error analysis for numerical approximations of stochastic Leray-Lions equations

Ngan Le, Huateng Zhu

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 4, 2026

arXiv: 2610.05171

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We analyse a divergence form stochastic differential equation featuring a Leray-Lions flux function that satisfies standard Carathéodory, growth, monotonicity, and coercivity conditions. We consider two types of noise: multiplicative Lipschitz continuous noise and a transport noise. Our approach utilises the gradient discretisation method, a generic framework encompassing various numerical schemes such as conforming and nonconforming finite element methods, hybrid mimetic mixed methods, and hybrid high order methods. For both types of noise, we propose a stable generic scheme, prove that scheme solutions converge to a strong solution in the probabilistic sense. For the multiplicative Lipschitz continuous noise, we establish the rate of convergence.

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