Time Series Path Integral Expansions for Stochastic Processes

Abstract

A form of time series path integral expansion is provided that enables both analytic and numerical temporal effect calculations for a range of stochastic processes. Birth-death processes with linear rates are analysed via coherent state Doi-Peliti techniques. The $\mathfrak{su}(1,1)$ Lie algebra is utilised to capture quadratic rate birth-death processes. The techniques are also adapted to diffusion processes. All methods rely on finding a suitable reproducing kernel associated with the underlying algebra to perform the expansion. The resulting series differ from those found in standard Dyson time series field theory techniques.

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