1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf00531840
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Hypoellipticity theorems and conditional laws

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“…One of the object of [14] or [17] was to use Malliavin's calculus for time dependent systems in order to get smoothness of conditional laws as the ones which appear in filtering theory. Our results give the correct hypothesis for section 2 of [17].…”
Section: Filteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…One of the object of [14] or [17] was to use Malliavin's calculus for time dependent systems in order to get smoothness of conditional laws as the ones which appear in filtering theory. Our results give the correct hypothesis for section 2 of [17].…”
Section: Filteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We shall now study parabolic-hypoellipticity as discussed in [11], [14] or [22], that is the regularity of solutions of ∂u ∂t where x ts is the solution of (1.1) which starts at x at time t.…”
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“…Comme dans [4], on introduit, pour a dans R, le potentiel de Bessel A, qui agit sur S' (IW7 (espace des distributions temperees) par la formule suivante: …”
Section: I I Espaces De Sobolevunclassified
“…Clark [9] and Davis [11]. Fortunatedly the time dependent gauge transformation 2) gives dp = exp(-°"2,h;y;)c exp(°"2,h;y;)P and to use the version of the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula which says 2) effectively to calculate certain desired conditional expectations.…”
Section: Robustness and Numerical Mattersmentioning
confidence: 99%