Talk:Stochastic differential equation
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Created a new page here from what was previously all in Langevin equation - which is actually more specific than just an SDE. More work is needed. --SgtThroat 15:04, 4 Jan 2005 (UTC)
I don't get it: "A weak solution consists of a probability space and a process that satisfies the integral equation, while a strong solution is a process that satisfies the equation and is defined on a given probability space."
I read this to say that a weak solution satisfies A&B, while a strong solution satisfies B&A. Please clarify.