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[Lecture Notes in Mathematics] Quantum Probability and Applications III Volume 1303 || Mutual quadratic variation and ito's table in quantum stochastic calculus

✍ Scribed by Accardi, Luigi; von Waldenfels, Wilhelm

Book ID
121446261
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Year
1988
Tongue
German
Weight
569 KB
Category
Article
ISBN
354038846X

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✦ Synopsis

These Proceedings Of The First Quantum Probability Meeting Held In Oberwolfach Is The Fourth In A Series Begun With The 1982 Meeting Of Mondragone And Continued In Heidelberg ('84) And In Leuven ('85). The Main Topics Discussed Were: Quantum Stochastic Calculus, Mathematical Models Of Quantum Noise And Their Applications To Quantum Optics, The Quantum Feynman-kac Formula, Quantum Probability And Models Of Quantum Statistical Mechanics, The Notion Of Conditioning In Quantum Probability And Related Problems (dilations, Quantum Markov Processes), Quantum Central Limit Theorems. With The Exception Of KΓΌmmerer's Review Article On Quantum Markov Processes, All Contributions Are Original Research Papers.

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