The debut of a set #
The debut after n of a set E ⊆ ι × Ω is the random time ω ↦ inf {t ≥ n | (t, ω) ∈ E}.
Main definitions #
MeasureTheory.debut E n: the debut ofEaftern.MeasureTheory.ProgMeasurableSet E 𝓕: the setEis progressively measurable for the filtration𝓕.
Main statements #
MeasureTheory.IsPavingAnalytic.nullMeasurable_debut: the debut of an analytic set is null-measurable with respect to any s-finite measure.MeasureTheory.isStoppingTime_debut: debut theorem. The debut of a progressively measurable set is a stopping time, for a filtration that is right-continuous and complete with respect to an s-finite measure.MeasureTheory.IsStronglyProgressive.isStoppingTime_hittingAfter: the hitting time of a measurable set by a progressively measurable process is a stopping time, under the same assumptions on the filtration.
Implementation notes #
We follow the implementation of hitting times in Mathlib.Probability.Process.HittingTime.
The debut has values in WithTop ι, ensuring that it is always well-defined.
References #
- [S. He, J. Wang and J. Yan, Semimartingale theory and stochastic calculus][he2019semimartingale]
The debut of a set E ⊆ ι × Ω after n is the random variable that gives the smallest
t ≥ n such that (t, ω) ∈ E for a given ω, or ⊤ if there is no such t.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.debut E n = MeasureTheory.hittingAfter (fun (t : ι) (ω : Ω) => (t, ω)) E n
Instances For
A set E : Set ι × Ω is progressively measurable with respect to a filtration 𝓕 if the
indicator function of E is a progressively measurable process with respect to 𝓕.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.ProgMeasurableSet E 𝓕 = MeasureTheory.IsStronglyProgressive 𝓕 (Function.curry (E.indicator fun (x : ι × Ω) => 1))
Instances For
For an analytic set E, the set {ω | debut E n ω < s} is null-measurable with respect to any
s-finite measure.
The debut of an analytic set is universally measurable: it is null-measurable with respect to any s-finite measure.
Debut theorem: the debut of a progressively measurable set E is a stopping time, for a
filtration that is right-continuous and complete with respect to an s-finite measure.
The hitting time of a measurable set by a progressively measurable process for a filtration satisfying the usual conditions is a stopping time.
The first time that a progressively measurable process is greater than or equal to r is a
stopping time, for a filtration satisfying the usual conditions.
The first time that a progressively measurable process is greater than r is a stopping time,
for a filtration satisfying the usual conditions.