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In recent years, starting from some early work of P. Lévy, Professor T. Hida has developed a theory of generalized Brownian functionals or, as we prefer to call it, white noise calculus ([2], [7]). Hida's main idea is to treat the derivative of the Brownian motion \(\{ \dot B(t)\}\) as a complete orthonormal system (c.o.n.s.) in the Schwartz space S* and use it for the analysis of nonlinear functionals of white noise.
In this paper, I present a one-dimensional version of a reformulation of Hida's theory due to I. Kubo and myself [5]. We hope that it gives a simple description of the white noise — or causal-calculus.
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Takenaka, S. (1983). Invitation to white noise calculus. In: Kallianpur, G. (eds) Theory and Application of Random Fields. Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences, vol 49. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0044697
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