1977
DOI: 10.1214/aop/1176995717
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Quadratic Variation of Functionals of Brownian Motion

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“…This result was later extended to a wider class of processes (see [5], [2], [4]). The limit in (0.1) is L2-convergent (as well as almost sure convergent).…”
Section: /(/) = Lim {/?(/ + a /) -R(t T)}/h -Lim {R(t + A /) -R(tmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…This result was later extended to a wider class of processes (see [5], [2], [4]). The limit in (0.1) is L2-convergent (as well as almost sure convergent).…”
Section: /(/) = Lim {/?(/ + a /) -R(t T)}/h -Lim {R(t + A /) -R(tmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…This result was later extended to a wider class of processes (see [5], [2], [4]). The limit in (0.1) is L2-convergent (as well as almost sure convergent).…”
Section: /(/) = Lim {/?(/ + a /) -R(t T)}/h -Lim {R(t + A /) -R(tmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…If X is a Wiener process, i.e. X W , then it was observed by Wang (1977) and F(W ) is a Dirichlet process assuming only that K f 2 (x) dx , I for every compact subset of RX (26)…”
Section: Convergence Of Solutions To Stochastic Differential Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%