Measure theory applications to stochastic analysis : proceedings, Oberwolfach Conference, Germany, July 3-9, 1977

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Measure theory applications to stochastic analysis : proceedings, Oberwolfach Conference, Germany, July 3-9, 1977

edited by G. Kallianpur and D. Kölzow

(Lecture notes in mathematics, 695)

Springer-Verlag, 1978

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  • : New York

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Contributions to the Conference on Measure Theory, held at the Research Institute for Mathematics at Oberwolfach, from July 3 to July 9, 1977

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Arret optimal previsible.- Stochastic integration with respect to hilbert valued martingales, representation theorems and infinite dimensional filtering.- Quelques resultats sur certaines mesures extremales. Applications a la representation des martingales.- Nonlinear semigroups in the control of partially-observable stochastic systems.- Optimal control of stochastic systems in a sphere bundle.- Optimal filtering of infinite-dimensional stationary signals.- On the theory of markovian representation.- Likelihood ratios with gauss measure noise models.- Realizing a weak solution on a probability space.- A class of measure-valued markov processes.- Diffusion operators in population genetics and convergence of Markov chains.- Equivalence problem on gaussian N-ple markov processes with multiplicity N.- Note on freidlin-wentzell type estimates for stochastic processes.- White noise and Levy's functional analysis.- Gaussian processes: Nonlinear analysis and stochastic calculus.- Commutative wick algebras II. Square integrable martingale algebras and Ito algebras.- On the radon-nikodym theorem for operator measures and its applications to prediction and linear systems theory.- On subordination of decomposable fields.- On the stability and growth of real noise parameter-excited linear systems.- On the integration of sequences of moments' equations in the stability theory of stochastic systems.- Representation theorems for operators and measures on abstract wiener spaces.- An example on tail fields.- On the construction of least favourable distributions.

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