An \(L^{2}\) theory for differential forms on path spaces. I (Q2469820)

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    An \(L^{2}\) theory for differential forms on path spaces. I
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5234459

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      An \(L^{2}\) theory for differential forms on path spaces. I (English)
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      11 February 2008
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      In this long paper, the authors construct a self-adjoint Hodge Laplacian on spaces of one- and two-forms over the manifold of continuous paths on a compact Riemannian manifold. The measure used is the Brownian motion measure or Wiener measure. The \(q\)-vectors involved, dual to the forms, are perturbations of the usual exterior powers of ``finite energy'' tangent vectors by a curvature term. The ``damped Markovian connection'' on the path space plays an important role, and is also simply described. Malliavin calculus is a basic tool to derive these results.
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      Path space
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      \(L^2\) cohomology
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      Hodge decomposition
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      Malliavin calculus
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      Bismut tangent spaces
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      Exterior products
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