Martingale = Independent Increments?

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Here's a stupid question: for a Gaussian process, are these two properties equivalent?
 

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No - the increments can be independent without having zero expectation, and vice-versa.
 
Right, thank you, I have a centered Gaussian process in mind (should've mentioned it).
 

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