Local properties of processes #
A stochastic process X is said to satisfy a property p locally with respect to a
filtration 𝓕 if there exists a localizing sequence (τ_n) such that for all n, the stopped
process of fun i ↦ {ω | ⊥ < τ n ω}.indicator (X i) satisfies p.
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A localizing sequence, witness of the local property of the stochastic process.
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- hX.localSeq = Exists.choose hX
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A property of stochastic processes is said to be stable if it is preserved under taking the stopped process by a stopping time.
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A stable property holds locally p for X if there exists a pre-localizing sequence τ for
which the stopped process of fun i ↦ {ω | ⊥ < τ n ω}.indicator (X i) satisfies p.
A stable property holding locally is idempotent.
If p implies q locally, then p locally implies q locally.
If the filtration satisfies the usual conditions, then a property of the paths of a process that holds almost surely holds locally.
The processes with right-continuous paths are a stable class.
The processes with left limits are a stable class.
The càdlàg processes are a stable class.
The class of progressively measurable processes is stable.