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Composition of Gaussian Noises from Successive Convex Integrations
. In the context of isometric imbedding we consider the method of convex integration using Haar functions. Given a short map f 0 on [0 ; 1], under appropriate randomization we construct random isometric maps f n using convex integration. It is then shown that n 3 = 2 ( f n (cid:0) f 0 ) converges weakly to a Gaussian noise measure. We next consider the problem of composing the Gaussian noises from successive convex integrations since isometric imbedding for surfaces proceeds through similar steps. Some applications to approximate isometric imbeddings for two dimensional manifolds are also considered.
期刊介绍:
The journal Communications on Stochastic Analysis (COSA) is published in four issues annually (March, June, September, December). It aims to present original research papers of high quality in stochastic analysis (both theory and applications) and emphasizes the global development of the scientific community. The journal welcomes articles of interdisciplinary nature. Expository articles of current interest will occasionally be published. COSAis indexed in Mathematical Reviews (MathSciNet), Zentralblatt für Mathematik, and SCOPUS