“…For example, in [8] a slightly more restrictive definition of strong-viscosity solution was adopted, see Remark 12. Recently, a new branch of stochastic calculus has appeared, known as functional Itô calculus, which results to be an extension of classical Itô calculus to functionals depending on the entire path of a stochastic process and not only on its current value, see Dupire [17], Cont and Fournié [5][6][7]. Independently, Di Girolami and Russo, and more recently Fabbri, Di Girolami, and Russo, have introduced a stochastic calculus via regularizations for processes taking values in a separable Banach space B (see [12][13][14][15][16]), including the case B = C([−T, 0]), which concerns the applications to the path-dependent calculus.…”