Abstract
We define integrals of normal ordered monomials. These integrals are scalarly defined as sesquilinear forms over Open image in new window
, the space of all symmetric, continuous functions of compact support with values in a Hilbert space \(\mathfrak{k}\). We can define products of those objects as scalarly defined integrals. We define 𝒞1-processes and calculate their Schwartz derivatives. We prove Ito’s theorem for 𝒞1-processes.
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