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Das E-Book Lectures on the Theory of Stochastic Processes wird angeboten von De Gruyter und wurde mit folgenden Begriffen kategorisiert:
Analyse, Hilbert space, Stochastik
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Frontmatter – Contents – Preface – Lecture 1. Stochastic processes. definitions. examples – Lecture 2. The kolmogorov consistency theorem. classification of processes – Lecture 3. Random walks. recurrence. renewal theorem – Lecture 4. Martingales. inequalities for martingales – Lecture 5. Theorems on the limit of a martingale – Lecture 6. Stationary sequences. ergodic theorem – Lecture 7. Ergodic theorem. metric transitivity – Lecture 8. Regularization of a process. continuity – Lecture 9. Processes without discontinuities of the second kind – Lecture 10. Continuity of processes with independent increments. martingales with continuous time – Lecture 11. Measurable processes – Lecture 12. Stopping times. associated tr-algebras – Lecture 13. Completely measurable processes – Lecture 14. L2-theory – Lecture 15. Stochastic integrals – Lecture 16. Stationary processes. spectral representations – Lecture 17. Stationary sequences. regularity and singularity – Lecture 18. The prediction of a stationary sequence – Lecture 19. Markov processes – Lecture 20. Homogeneous markov processes and associated semigroups – Lecture 21. Homogeneous purely discontinuous processes. conditions for their regularity – Lecture 22. Processes with adenumerable set of states – Lecture 23. Simple birth and death processes – Lecture 24. Branching processes with particles of only one kind – Lecture 25. Homogeneous processes and strongly continuous semigroups. resolvent operator and generator – Lecture 26. The hille-iosida theorem – Lecture 27. Processes with independent increments. representation of the discontinuous part – Lecture 28. General representation of a stochastically continuous process with independent increments – Lecture 29. Diffusion processes – Lecture 30. Stochastic integrals – Lecture 31. Existence, uniqueness, and properties of solutions of stochastic differential equations – Lecture 32. Itô’s formula with some corollaries – Bibliography