Estimation of domain truncation error for a system of PDEs arising in option pricing
In this paper, a multidimensional system of parabolic partial differential equations arising in European option pricing under a regime-switching market model is studied in details. For solving that numerically, one must truncate the domain and impose an artificial boundary data. By deriving an estimate of the domain truncation error at all the points in the truncated domain, we extend some results in the literature those deal with option pricing equation under constant regime case only. We differ from the existing approach to obtain the error estimate that is sharper in certain region of the domain. Hence, the minimum of proposed and existing gives a strictly sharper estimate. A comprehensive comparison with the existing literature is carried out by considering some numerical examples. Those examples confirm that the improvement in the error estimates is significant.
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