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DOI: 10.1137/1102019
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Lévy Brownian Motion for Several Parameters and Generalized White Noise

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“…This is of course an exact equivalent to Chentsov's construction of Lévy's Brownian field in R n , [6], with horocycles instead of hyperplanes. Finally, note that the structure function of W H is fairly simple: it follows from (6.6) that…”
Section: Rapide Not Special Issuementioning
confidence: 92%
“…This is of course an exact equivalent to Chentsov's construction of Lévy's Brownian field in R n , [6], with horocycles instead of hyperplanes. Finally, note that the structure function of W H is fairly simple: it follows from (6.6) that…”
Section: Rapide Not Special Issuementioning
confidence: 92%
“…Comparing the last expression of (2.5) to (2.7) and noticing that f(e) of (2.6) belongs to S 71 ' 1 for any e, we see that the last expression of (2.5) gives the canonical form of ψ τ (ζ). So, we see that φ τ {ζ) is determined by the values of μ{β{Τ, e)), e e <?…”
Section: Let (εmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…(2) Let us recall the Chentsov's construction [23] that proves that the Euclidean norm is a measure definite kernel. For any hyperplane h of R n not containing the origin, let r be the distance of h to the origin of R n and let s ∈ S n−1 be the unit vector orthogonal to h. The hyperplane h is parameterized by the pair (s, r).…”
Section: Proof Of Theorem 211mentioning
confidence: 99%