Random integral equations with applications to stochastic systems / Chris P. Tsokos, W.J. Padgett.
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TextSeries: Lecture notes in mathematics (Springer-Verlag) ; 233.Publication details: Berlin ; New York : Springer-Verlag, 1971.Description: 1 online resource (vii, 174 pages)Content type: - text
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- Stochastic integral equations
- Stochastic systems
- System analysis
- Systems Analysis
- Équations intégrales stochastiques
- Analyse de systèmes
- Systèmes stochastiques
- systems analysis
- Análisis de sistemas
- Sistemas estocásticos
- System analysis
- Stochastic integral equations
- Stochastic systems
- Stochastisches System
- Stochastische Integralgleichung
- 510.8 22
- QA3 .L28 no. 233 QA274.27
- 31.44
- 31.70
- 19a
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General introduction -- Preliminaries -- A random integral equation of the volterra type -- Approximate solutions of the random volterra integral equation -- A stochastic integral equation of the fredholm type with application to systems theory -- Random discrete fredholm and volterra equations -- The stochastic differential systems -- The stochastic differential systems -- The stochastic differential systems with lag time.
The authors have two main objectives in these notes. First, they wish to give a complete presentation of the theory of existence and uniqueness of random solutions of the most general random Volterra and Fredholm equations which have been studied heretofore. Second, to emphasize the application of their theory to stochastic systems which have not been extensively studied before due to mathematical difficulties that arise. These notes will be of value to mathematicians, probabilists, and engineers who are working in the area of systems theory or to those who are interested in the theory of random equations.