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Feynman-Kac perturbation of $C^*$ quantum stochastic flows
The method of Feynman-Kac perturbation of quantum stochastic processes has a
long pedigree, with the theory usually developed within the framework of
processes on von Neumann algebras. In this work, the theory of operator spaces
is exploited to enable a broadening of the scope to flows on $C^*$ algebras.
Although the hypotheses that need to be verified in the general setting may
seem numerous, we provide auxiliary results that enable this to be simplified
in many of the cases which arise in practice. A wide variety of examples is
provided by way of illustration.