Introduction to infinite dimensional stochastic analysis

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This book is intended to offer a quick introduction to the rapidly developing research area of infinite-dimensional stochastic analysis. The book is divided into five chapters. The first chapter contains the basic knowledge of infinite-dimensional analysis including linear operators on Hilbert spaces, Fock spaces, countably normed spaces, nuclear spaces and Borel measures on topological linear spaces. The second chapter is devoted to the fundamental theory of Malliavin calculus. Chapter III treats some important applications of Malliavin calculus -- the regularity of densities of solutions to Itô's stochastic differential equations, the potential theory, analysis on Wiener spaces and anticipating stochastic calculus. The general theory of white noise analysis is the main goal of Chapter IV and consists of construction of general settings, the products and Wick products of functionals and the moment characterization of distributions. The last chapter is a presentation of the theory of operators on spaces of distributions and its applications in quantum physics. The references are very rich and consist of more than three hundred titles.




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