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The calculus of differentials for the weak Stratonovich integral

The weak Stratonovich integral is defined as the limit, in law, of Stratonovich-type symmetric Riemann sums. We derive an explicit expression for the weak Stratonovich integral of $f(B)$ with respect to $g(B)$, where $B$ is a fractional Brownian motion with Hurst parameter 1/6, and $f$ and $g$ are smooth functions. We use this expression to derive an Itô-type formula for this integral. As in the case where $g$ is the identity, the Itô-type formula has a correction term which is a classical Itô integral, and which is related to the so-called signed cubic variation of $g(B)$. Finally, we derive a surprising formula for calculating with differentials. We show that if $dM = X dN$, then $Z dM$ can be written as $ZX dN$ minus a stochastic correction term which is again related to the signed cubic variation.

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