
The subject of this paper is the study of the correspondence between Gaussian processes with paths in linear function spaces and Gaussian measures on function spaces. For the function spaces $C(I), C^n\lbrack a, b\rbrack, AC\lbrack a, b\rbrack$ and $L_2(T, \mathscr{A}, \nu)$ it is shown that if a Gaussian process has paths in these spaces then it induces a Gaussian measure on them, and, conversely, that every Gaussian measure on these spaces is induced by a Gaussian process with paths in these spaces.
Probability measures on topological spaces, Gaussian processes
Probability measures on topological spaces, Gaussian processes
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