The theory of generalized stochastic processes was introduced independently in the 50's by Ito\* and Gel'fand in a short paper. The latter then developed his theory more extensively in the fourth tome of his work on Generalized functions\*\*.


I am looking for the initial short paper of Gel'fand, in Russian, with the following reference:


*I. M. Gelfand,Generalized random processes, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR100
(1955), no. 5, 853–856, in Russian.*


I couln't find it on the web. According to [WorldCat](http://www.worldcat.org/title/generalized-random-processes/oclc/23670034&referer=brief_results), it is in the MIT, too far for me. Does anybody have another solution to obtain this historical paper? 


\*K. Itô, Stationary random distributions, Kyoto Journal of Mathematics 28
(1954), no. 3, 209–223.


\*\*I. M. Gelfand and N. Ya. Vilenkin, Generalized functions. Vol. 4. Applications of
harmonic analysis, Academic press, New York, USA, 1964.



Initial paper of Gel'fand on Generalized Random Processes
A translation of it appears on pp. 529-533 of Gel'fand's *Collected Papers*, Volume III, Springer 1989, which should be available in a library closer to you...


