“…However, it turns out that the Lipschitz-continuity on the drift is far from being necessary; this is well demonstrated in the special case where α = 2, that is, when S is a d-dimensional Brownian motion. Indeed, there is an extensive literature devoted to the study of Brownian motion (or more generally, diffusions) with singular drift, see, e.g., [26,22,16,21,1,13,6,24], and many others. In particular, it was shown in [13] that if S is a Brownian motion and there exist p, q > 0 with d/p + 2/q < 1 such that b ∈ L q loc (R + ; L p (R d )), namely…”