On a generalization of the stochastic integral

On a generalization of the stochastic integral
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10.1137/1120030
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1976-03
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A. Skorokhod
A. Skorokhod
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The stochastic integral with respect to a Wiener process, proposed by Wiener,(see, for example,[1]) has been generalized in several directions. H. Cram6r [2] developed a general theory of stochastic integrals with respect to orthogonal random measures (an account of this theory can be found, for example, in [3], Chap. 4, 4). K. It6 l-4] extended the definition of the Wiener integral f (t) dw (t) for random functions [(t), such that, for s<= t, f (s) is independent of the increments w (u)-w (t) for u> and f2 (t) dt< 00.Finally, K. It6 [5] constructed multiple Wiener integrals of non-random functions. Inthe present paper we propose a generalization ofan integral with respect to a Gaussian measure with orthogonal values, analogous to H. Cram6r’s integral, but now applicable to random integrable functions. We note that inconstructing the It6 integral, an essential role was played by the one-dimensionality of the space on which the random measure, constructed with respect to the Wiener process, was defined and the notions of" past" and" future" which are connected with this one-dimensionality (the integral was defined for functions independent of the" future"). Attempts to transfer It6’s construction to the case of several dimensions met with the impossibility of introducing order in a natural way. The construction investigated below permits usto define the integral ff (x) tx (dx)