scientific article; zbMATH DE number 16229
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0713.00021.] The authors study different types of relationships of the stochastic dynamical systems with the classical and quantum ones. They consider perturbations of classical finite dimensional Hamiltonian dynamical systems by adding to the deterministic force a stochastic one. As compared with other studies the systems they study are degenerated i.e. hypoelliptic rather than elliptic, in addition they do not assume smooth coefficients neither bounds on growth at infinity. Further they consider stochastic perturbations of gradient type and their relations with the quantization of classical Hamiltonian systems. Finally they study classical mechanics on manifolds and its quantization particularly through heat kernel methods. Some ideas on stochastic perturbations and quantizations in infinite-dimensions are also presented.
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