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<ref name=":19">{{Cite journal|last=Ruelle|first=D.|date=1990-12-01|title=An extension of the theory of Fredholm determinants|journal=Publications Mathématiques de l'Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques|language=en|volume=72|issue=1|pages=175–193|doi=10.1007/bf02699133|s2cid=121869096|issn=0073-8301|url=http://www.numdam.org/item/PMIHES_1990__72__175_0/}}</ref>
-- the [[dynamical systems theory]] counterpart of the stochastic evolution operator of the theory of SDEs and/or the Parisi-Sourlas approach. For [[Gaussian noise|Gaussian]] [[White noise|white noise]], <math> \langle \xi^a(t) \rangle_{\text{noise}} =0, \langle\xi^a(t)\xi^b(t')\rangle_{\text{noise}} = \delta^{ab}\delta(t-t')</math>..., the GTO is
<math display="block" > \hat{\mathcal M }_{tt'} = \langle \hat M(\xi)_{t't}^*\rangle_{\text{noise}} = e^{-(t-t')\hat H}
<ref>{{Cite journal▼
| last = Ruelle▼
| first = David▼
| title = Ergodic theory of chaos and strange attractors▼
| journal = Reviews of Modern Physics▼
| volume = 57▼
| issue = 3▼
| pages = 617–656▼
| date = July 1985▼
| doi = 10.1103/RevModPhys.57.617▼
| bibcode = 1985RvMP...57..617E▼
}}</ref> ▼
<math display="block" > \hat H = \hat L_F - \Theta \hat L_{G_a}\hat L_{G_a},</math> ▼
where <math> \hat L_F</math> is the [[Lie derivative]] along the vector field specified in the subscript. Its fundamental mathematical meaning -- the pullback averaged over noise -- ensures that GTO is unique. It corresponds to [[Stratonovich integral|Stratonovich interpretation]] in the traditional approach to SDEs.<ref>▼
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▲<ref>{{Cite journal
▲ | last = Ruelle
▲ | first = David
▲ | title = Ergodic theory of chaos and strange attractors
▲ | journal = Reviews of Modern Physics
▲ | volume = 57
▲ | issue = 3
▲ | pages = 617–656
▲ | date = July 1985
▲ | doi = 10.1103/RevModPhys.57.617
▲| bibcode = 1985RvMP...57..617E
▲ }}</ref>
▲<math display="block" > \hat H = \hat L_F - \Theta \hat L_{G_a}\hat L_{G_a},</math>
▲where <math> \hat L_F</math> is the [[Lie derivative]] along the vector field specified in the subscript.
=== Topological supersymmetry ===
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