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# White Noise Representation of Gaussian Random Fields

• ##### Zachary Gelbaum
01/2012;
Source: arXiv

ABSTRACT We obtain a representation theorem for Banach space valued Gaussian random
variables as integrals against a white noise. As a corollary we obtain
necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a white noise
representation for a Gaussian random field indexed by a compact measure space.
As an application we show how existing theory for integration with respect to
Gaussian processes indexed by $[0,1]$ can be extended to Gaussian fields
indexed by compact measure spaces.

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