Real and Stochastic Analysis

Trends in Mathematics is a book series devoted to focused collections of articles arising from conferences, workshops or series of lectures.Topics in a volume may concentrate on a particular area of mathematics, or may encompass a broad range of related subject matter.The purpose of this series is both progressive and archival, a context in which to make current developments available rapidly to the community as well as to embed them in a recognizable and accessible way.Volumes of TIMS must be of high scientific quality.Articles without proofs, or which do not contain significantly new results, are not appropriate.High quality survey papers, however, are welcome.Contributions must be submitted to peer review in a process that emulates the best journal procedures, and must be edited for correct use of language.As a rule, the language will be English, but selective exceptions may be made.