Stochastic ProcessesWiley, 1962 - 654 Seiten |
Inhalt
INTRODUCTION AND PROBABILITY BACKGROUND | 1 |
DEFINITION OF A STOCHASTIC PROCESSPRINCIPAL | 46 |
PROCESSES WITH MUTUALLY INDEPENDENT RAN | 78 |
Urheberrecht | |
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A₁ absolutely continuous according to Theorem Baire function Borel field Borel set Brownian C₁ characteristic function closed linear manifold conditional expectation conditional probability continuous parameter converges with probability corresponding defined definition density discrete parameter discussion equation ergodic ergodic set example exists F₁ fact function F Gaussian given Hence hypothesis implies independent increments independent random variables inequality infinite interval large numbers law of large Lebesgue measure lemma limit Markov process martingale matrix measurable sets measurable with respect measure-preserving metrically transitive mutually independent random non-negative orthogonal increments probability measure process xn proof prove respect to F s₁ sample functions satisfied semi-martingale sequence set of probability spectral distribution function stationary processes stationary wide sense stochastic process strictly stationary subset suppose t₁ Theorem 4.1 true uniformly integrable values vanishes x₁ y₁

