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Wiener process

Summary

The Wiener process, or standard Brownian motion, is the continuous-time stochastic process with continuous paths and independent, normally distributed increments. It is the scaling limit of random walks and the basic model of random motion. It is a Gaussian process, a Lévy process, a martingale and a Markov process at the same time.

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