Continuous martingale with specific Q.V. is a brownian motion?

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I have a continuous martingale $X_t$ starting from zero, with quadratic variation

$$[X_t,X_t]=ct$$.

I want to show that $$W_t=c^{-1/2}X_t$$ is a brownian motion.

How can we get from the quadratic variation to the independence of increments and $E(W_{t_1}-W_{t_0})=t_1-t_0$?