High-Dimensional Probability
and Hilbert spaces and linear operators. Knowledge of measure theory is not essential but would be helpful. A word on exercises Exercises are integrated into the text. The reader can do them immediately to check his or her understanding of the material just presented, and to prepare better for later developments.
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