Abstract
It is shown that for Gaussian diffusions, the transformation back to Brownian motion, usually accomplished via the Girsanov (or Feynman–Kac) formula and time-shift, can be obtained by a classical canonical, i.e. symplectic, transformation in phase space. The method is based on constants of motion, in this case the Wronskian. Similar transformations for general diffusions are briefly discussed.
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