Titlebook: Seminar on Stochastic Processes, 1982; E. Çinlar,K. L. Chung,R. K. Getoor Book 1983 Birkhäuser Boston, Inc. 1983 Brownian motion.Markov ad

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Applications of Revuz and Palm Type Measures for Additive Functionals in Weak Duality,ut this process are recalled below.) Our approach is guided in part by similarities with the theory of flows ([8], [16]) and exploits the interplay between optionality and cooptionality in this context.

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Topics in Energy and Potential Theory,reasingly intractable as one attempts to study more asymmetric kernels and processes. Concrete results in this domain are few. We present some topics in energy and potential theory for Markov processes with nonsymmetric potential kernels which complement several results and articles by various authors.

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Regenerative Systems and Markov Additive Processes,image of an increasing Lévy process. When M has no isolated points and every stopping time T with [T] c .M is totally inaccessible, Jacod showed that (X,M) is the image of a Markov additive process; see [4] and also [6]. Our aim is to extend the latter result by allowing M to have isolated points and limits of isolated points.

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1050-6977 y in March 1982. This was the second of such yearly seminars aimed at bringing together a small group of researchers to discuss their current work in an informal atmosphere. The invited participants in this year‘s seminar were B. ATKINSON, R. BASS, K. BICHTELER, D. BURKHOLDER, K.L. CHUNG, J.L. DOOB,

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978-0-8176-3131-4Birkhäuser Boston, Inc. 1983

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Germ Fields and a Converse to the Strong Markov Property,The purpose of this paper is to give an intrinsic characterization of optional (i.e., stopping) times for the general germ Markov process, which includes the general right process as a special case. We proceed from the general to the specific.

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A Simple Version of the Malliavin Calculus in Dimension N,The solution X of a Lipschitz stochastic differential equation depends smoothly on parameters. In conjunction with Girsanov’s theorem this produces a simple and straightforward proof of the existence and smoothness of a density for the transition kernel of the Markov process X.