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Minor enhancements in Docs/Stochastic Forcing section #184
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Do we use subscript notation for derivatives anywhere? Could confuse the definition of W_t, which is not a time-derivative. |
I don’t think we do use subscripts for derivatives... |
I believe W_t is the standard notation for a Wiener process. You could maybe add continuity as a property like : "4. Continuity. With probability 1, W_t is continuous in t" ? Although I admit, it's really a detail... |
Note the sentence before property 1.
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so shall I merge? |
That was the only "issue" I found after a quick scan. Merge! |
TwoDNavierStokes.energy_work()
.W_t
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