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تسجيل مستخدم جديدCharacterization of unitary processes with independent and stationary increments
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This is a continuation of the earlier work cite{SSS} to characterize stationary unitary increment Gaussian processes. The earlier assumption of uniform continuity is replaced by weak continuity and with a technical assumption on the domain of the generator, unitary equivalence of the processes to the solution of Hudson-Parthasarathy equation is proved.
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