
handle: 2108/45898
In this paper, a theory of stochastic processes generated by quantum extensions of Laplacians is developed. Representations of the associated heat semigroups are discussed by means of suitable time shifts. In particular the quantum Brownian motion associated to the Lévy–Laplacian is obtained as the usual Volterra–Gross Laplacian using the Cesàro Hilbert space as initial space of our process as well as multiplicity space of the associated white noise.
Markovian semigroup, Lie algebra, quantum Laplacian, Cesaro scalar product, Gel'fand triple, Settore MAT/06 - PROBABILITA' E STATISTICA MATEMATICA, Cesaro scalar product; Cesaro Hilbert space; distribution; Gel'fand triple; Lie algebra; Markovian semigroup; Wiener process; quantum shift; quantum heat flow; quantum Laplacian; quantum Levy Brownian motion; white noise, quantum Levy Brownian motion, distribution, quantum heat flow, Wiener proce, quantum shift, white noise, Cesaro Hilbert space
Markovian semigroup, Lie algebra, quantum Laplacian, Cesaro scalar product, Gel'fand triple, Settore MAT/06 - PROBABILITA' E STATISTICA MATEMATICA, Cesaro scalar product; Cesaro Hilbert space; distribution; Gel'fand triple; Lie algebra; Markovian semigroup; Wiener process; quantum shift; quantum heat flow; quantum Laplacian; quantum Levy Brownian motion; white noise, quantum Levy Brownian motion, distribution, quantum heat flow, Wiener proce, quantum shift, white noise, Cesaro Hilbert space
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