Titlebook: Stochastic Space—Time Models and Limit Theorems; L. Arnold,P. Kotelenez Book 1985 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1985 Ma

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Stochastic Space-Time Models and Limit Theorems: An Introductiont a class of stochastic space-time phenomena could be modelled as solutions of SPDE’s which can be formally written as a (deterministic) partial differential equation (PDE) perturbed by a “suitable” noise term . (initial condition, boundary condition - if necessary).

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A Semigroup Model for Parabolic Equations with Boundary and Pointwise Noiseth them are bounded and the system theory can be developed almost as in finite dimensions. However, there are some new aspects in infinite dimensional systems. One example is a boundary input (control).

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On the Functional Limit Theoremsuations (see, e.g. [1]–[20]). Most of the known results are concerned with the cases of random processes taking values in Hilbert spaces, spaces of measures and nuclear spaces, in particular, spaces of distributions. Note that sometimes it is necessary to consider a weak convergence of probability measures on nonmetrisable topological spaces.

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Maximal Regularity for Stochastic Convolutions and Applications to Stochastic Evolution Equations in..,w. are real Brownian motions in a probability space (Ω,ε,P). When A generates a strongly continuous semi-group in H and B.,B.,...,B. are bounded, problem (1.1) has been extensively studied. In this case Eq. (1.1) is written as an integral equation. which is solved by successive approximations (se