Scattering length and capacity
An expression in terms of the Wiener integral for the “scattering length” is given and used to discuss the relation between this quantity and electrostatic capacity.
An expression in terms of the Wiener integral for the “scattering length” is given and used to discuss the relation between this quantity and electrostatic capacity.
Following H. Sato - Y. Okazaky we will prove that: if is a topological vector space, locally convex and reflexive, and is a gaussian measure on , then is separable.
In this paper we obtain several basic formulas for generalized integral transforms, convolution products, first variations and inverse integral transforms of functionals defined on function space.
In this paper we define jump set and approximate limits for BV functions on Wiener spaces and show that the weak gradient admits a decomposition similar to the finite dimensional case. We also define the SBV class of functions of special bounded variation and give a characterisation of SBV via a chain rule and a closure theorem. We also provide a characterisation of BV functions in terms of the short-time behaviour of the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semigroup following an approach due to Ledoux.
In this paper we give a brief overview on the state of art of developments of Geometric Measure Theory in infinite-dimensional Banach spaces. The framework is given by an abstract Wiener space, that is a separable Banach space endowed with a centered Gaussian measure. The focus of the paper is on the theory of sets with finite perimeter and on their properties; this choice was motivated by the fact that most of the good properties of functions of bounded variation can be obtained, thanks to coarea...
Let H be a separable real Hilbert space and let E be a real Banach space. In this paper we construct a stochastic integral for certain operator-valued functions Φ: (0,T) → ℒ(H,E) with respect to a cylindrical Wiener process . The construction of the integral is given by a series expansion in terms of the stochastic integrals for certain E-valued functions. As a substitute for the Itô isometry we show that the square expectation of the integral equals the radonifying norm of an operator which is...