Localizing sequences of stopping times #
The lemmas of this section with a name ending in ' are versions of the Mathlib lemmas of the
same name without the hypothesis DenselyOrdered ι. They use IsStoppingTime.biInf'.
A process X satisfies a stable property p locally if there exists a pre-localizing
sequence τ for which the stopped processes of fun i ↦ {ω | ⊥ < τ n ω}.indicator (X i) satisfy
p.
A stable property which holds locally holds along a localizing sequence which is monotone everywhere, and not only almost surely.
A stable property holding locally is idempotent.
If q is a stable property and p implies q locally, then p locally implies
q locally.
If p, q, r are stable properties and r and p implies locally q, then r locally
and p locally imply q locally.
Given a property on paths which holds almost surely for a stochastic process, we construct a localizing sequence by setting the stopping time to be ∞ whenever the property holds.
Equations
- ProbabilityTheory.LocalizingSequenceOfProp X p = Function.const ℕ fun (ω : Ω) => if p fun (x : ι) => X x ω then ⊤ else ⊥