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Integral Representation of Second Quantization and Its Application to White Noise Analysis

✍ Scribed by Y.J. Lee


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1995
Tongue
English
Weight
779 KB
Volume
133
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-1236

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✦ Synopsis


It is shown that the second quantization (\Gamma(K)) for a continuous linear operator (K) on a certain nuclear space (E) enjoys an integral representation on the dual space (E^{}) with respect to the canonical Gaussian measure (\mu) on (E^{}). Employing such a representation, sharper growth estimates and locality for white noise functionals are obtained. We also establish a topological equivalence between two new spaces of test white noise functionals, (\boldsymbol{h}) and (\mathscr{E}), introduced respectively by Meyer and Yan and by Lee. It is also shown that every member in . (U) has an analytic version in (\mathscr{E}). As a consequence of the equivalence of (\mathscr{H}) and (\mathscr{E}), we show that positive generalized functionals in. (\mathscr{H}^{*}) can be represented by finite measures with exponentially integrable property. 1995 Academic Press. Inc.


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