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Does there exist a more general (than Malliavin or Itô) "Stochastic calculus" defined on $L^1$ space, or some Orlicz space between $L^2$ and $L^1$?

For examples: are there:

• Ito Formula(-types) of results for L1 processes
• Ito Isometry(-types) of results for L1 processes

Does there exist a more general (than Malliavin or Itô) "Stochastic calculus" defined on $L^1$ space, or some Orlicz space between $L^2$ and $L^1$?

For examples: are there:

• Ito Isometry(-types) of results for L1 processes

Does there exist a more general (than Malliavin or Itô) "Stochastic calculus" defined on $L^1$ space, or some Orlicz space between $L^2$ and $L^1$?

Does there exist a more general (than Malliavin or Itô) "Stochastic calculus" defined on $L^1$ space, or some Orlicz space between $L^2$ and $L^1$?

For examples: are there:

• Ito Formula(-types) of results for L1 processes
• Ito Isometry(-types) of results for L1 processes

Does there exist a more general (than Malliavin or Ito) "Stochastic calculus" defined on $L^1$ space, or some Olicz space between $L^2\, and\, L^1$

Does there exist a more general (than Malliavin or Itô) "Stochastic calculus" defined on $L^1$ space, or some Orlicz space between $L^2$ and $L^1$?