Where can I find a formal and complete proof of Ito lemma. I found a few of them but all are "heurestic" type like on Wikipedia, operating on $dX_t$ notation. Not really proofs. Thank you for any links.
2025-01-13 02:20:27.1736734827
Complete (not heurestic) proof of Ito lemma?
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