Given the standard Gaussian measure γ on the countable product of
lines R∞ and a probability measure g⋅γ
absolutely continuous with respect to γ, we consider the optimal
transportation T(x)=x+∇φ(x) of g⋅γ to γ.
Assume that the function ∣∇g∣2/g is γ-integrable. We prove that
the function φ is regular in a certain Sobolev-type sense and satisfies
the classical change of variables formula g=det2(I+D2φ)exp(Lφ−1/2∣∇φ∣2). We also establish
sufficient conditions for the existence of third order derivatives of
φ.Comment: 22 pages. Some statements are corrected. More complete proofs are
give