The value of the following list lies in the classification of the processes in the various categories of processes. In addition, a comprehensive overview of the stochastic differential equations (SDGL) of the various processes and, if possible, their solutions should be created. The details are in the main articles of the respective processes.
Markov processes fulfill the Markov property. The Markov processes include a. the affine processes and the Itō processes.
Affine processes
Affine processes include a. the Lévy processes (including the Wiener process and the Poisson process), as well as some Itō processes such as B. the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process and the root diffusion process.
Lévy trials
Lévy processes are processes with independent and stationary increments. The Lévy processes include a. the Poisson processes.
Gamma process
The gamma process is a pure jump Lévy process with a measure of intensity
Variance gamma process
Poisson processes
Compound Poisson process
Inhomogeneous Poisson process
The intensity is time-dependent
Spatial Poisson process
The intensity is time and (vector) space dependent
Cox trial
The intensity is a random variable.
Itō trials
Itō process
SDGL:
Generalized Wiener process / Generalized Brownian motion
The generalized Wiener process is both Gauss and Ito processes.
SDGL:
Simple form
SDGL:
Standard Wiener process / Standard Brownian motion
SDGL:
Other Itō trials
Geometric Brownian motion
SDGL:
Ornstein-Uhlenbeck trial
SDGL:
Root diffusion process / CIR process
SDGL:
Bessel process
SDGL:
Gaussian processes
is a Gaussian process, if is is given by an n-dimensional normal distribution.
The Gaussian processes include a. the Gauss-Itō processes (e.g. the Wiener process), the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process, the Brownian bridge, and the fractional Brownian motion.
Fractional Brownian Movement
Gauss-Markov trials
Gauss-Markow processes have both the Markov property and the property of Gaussian processes.
Brownian bridge
The Brownian Bridge is a Gauss-Markov process, i. H. a Gaussian process with the Markov property.
Feller trials
A Feller process is a Markov process with the Feller transition function that belongs to a Feller semigroup. The Feller processes include a. the Lévy processes, the Bessel process, and the SDGL solutions with Lipschitz continuous coefficients.