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Dirichlet Forms on Infinite Dimensional State Space and Applications

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Stochastic Analysis and Related Topics

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The purpose of these lectures is to present some new developments in the theory of Dirichlet forms on infinite dimensional state space E. They are essentially based on joint work with Sergio Albeverio (cf. [AR 88a, b, 89a,b, 90] and also [AKR 88]) done during the last two to three years extending earlier fundamental work in [AH-K 75, 77a,b]. Section 5 is based on a very recent joint paper with Zhang Tu-Sheng (cf. [RZ 90]).

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Röckner, M. (1992). Dirichlet Forms on Infinite Dimensional State Space and Applications. In: Körezlioğlu, H., Üstünel, A.S. (eds) Stochastic Analysis and Related Topics. Progress in Probability, vol 31. Birkhäuser, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0373-5_2

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