Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1966 · 190 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsOptimizationStochastic ProcessesThermal AnalysisIntegral EquationsStochastic CalculusAsymptotic AnalysisAsymptotic PropertiesExistence Of Minimizers
Introduction. In this paper asymptotic formulas for Wiener integrals similar to the Laplace asymptotic formulas for integrals in one dimension will be proved [5], and some applications to analysis of these formulas will be given.Let C[0, T] be the space of continuous functions defined on the interval [0, 7"] which vanish at zero, and let ||z|| be the sup norm of a function z.A functional H(z) will be said to have a proper maximum at a point x if H{z) < H(x) for z^x.Let C*[0, T]<=C[0, T] be the subset of functions on [0, T] which are absolutely continuous and whose derivatives are in 2[0, T],Suppose F(z) is a functional on C[0, T] such that (z) -\ \\ {z'(t))2 dr has a proper maximum on C*[0, T\.Call this maximizing function x(t).With further restrictions on (z)(2) but not supposing F(z) to have any Frechet derivatives, and for a large class of functionals G(z), it will be shown(2) that
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