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Linear DiffusionsWe adopt here the general approach to linear diffusions as presented in the book by K. It? and H.P. McKean which appeared in 1965. References are made to the second printing from 1974.

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Book 19961st editionar. The second part consists of tables of distributions of functionals of Brownian motion and re- lated processes. The primary aim of this book is to give an easy reference to a large number of facts and formulae associated to Brownian motion. We have tried to do this in a "handbook-style". By this

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Abstract Variational Problems and Examples,grals of the type (a) can be defined via an isometry. The notion to which this approach leads us is called the . and the theory is called the . In particular, using the differentiation rule in the It? calculus (see No. 7), it is seen that for all . ≥ 0 . In this chapter the words “a.s.” in the statements of the above kind are usually omitted.

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Stochastic Calculusgrals of the type (a) can be defined via an isometry. The notion to which this approach leads us is called the . and the theory is called the . In particular, using the differentiation rule in the It? calculus (see No. 7), it is seen that for all . ≥ 0 . In this chapter the words “a.s.” in the statements of the above kind are usually omitted.