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... physical Brownian motion. On the other hand, the mathematician sees Brownian motion as another name for the Wiener process, that is, the random variable W(t) introduced in Sec. 4.2.4, and in particular in (4.15)–(4.17), whose conditional probability density obeys the equation ∂ t...

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... i j d K i j d x i j , and d W ^ i j is the symmetric matrix formed by independent increments of the Wiener process d W _ij, (5.31) d W ^ i j = 1 2 ( d W i j + d W i...

...References for Chapter 5 References for Chapter 5 [5.1] C. W.   Gardiner , Stochastic Methods , 4 th ed. ( Springer , Heidelberg, Berlin , 2009 ). [5.2] N.   Wiener , Generalized harmonic analysis , Acta Math.   55 , 117 ( 1930 ). [5.3] A.   Khinchin...

...Markov processes that are homogeneous in time and space are known as Lévy processes. The Wiener process has this property, but there is a more extensive class of such processes, which can all be described by a master equation or by a limit of a master equation. The homogeneity property means...

... + iΔt (which means that t_N ≡ t). Now note that the Wiener increments of Sec. 6.2.2 can be defined in terms of ξ(t) as (7.3) Δ W i ≡ ∫ t i t i + 1 ξ ( t ) d t . From the properties of ξ...

... ) ) ) . The Stationary and Diffusive Cases: When k = 0 the stochastic differential equation ( 9.2 ) reduces to the Wiener process, which we call the diffusive case of the Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process. This result is trivial, but in many-variable processes the concept acquires a less trivial status...

..., show that the solution of the equation ( 8.8 ) is given by p(x, t) = e^kt p(xe^kt, 0). The Wiener Process The Wiener process is a diffusion process with A(x, t) = 0 and B(x...

... of fluctuations is given by The Wiener–Khinchin Theorem: The spectrum of fluctuations is only well defined when the system is stationary. The relationship between the stationary autocorrelation function g _S (t) and the spectrum is known as the Wiener–Khinchin theorem [ 5.2 , 5.3...

... selection of points according to the conditional probability at points in time—the algorithm is given by ( 4.17 ). The path is very irregular, but continuous. Simulation Algorithm Using Wiener Increment: We get a simulation algorithm for non-constant B(x, t) by evaluating...

... a different kind of summation over Ornstein–Uhlenbeck processes, and is valid for H > 1 2 , but not for H < 1 2 . Mandelbrot’s Representation A natural representation of a stationary Gaussian process G(t) can be expressed directly in terms of the Wiener process...

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