The variation process #
Main definitions #
variationProcess: the pathwise variation ofXfrom a starting timea, as a process.
Main results #
measurable_eVariationOn_of_countable: the variation of a family of functions over a countable set of points is measurable in the parameter.measurable_eVariationOn_of_continuousWithinAt,..._of_continuousWithinAt_Ioiand..._of_continuousWithinAt_Iio: the variation of a family of functions over a setsis measurable in the parameter, assuming continuous, right-continuous and left-continuous functions respectively. The first result assumes separability of the domain, the other two require it to be second countable.variationProcess_nonneg: fora ≤ tthe variation process is nonnegative.monotone_variationProcess: the variation process of a path of locally bounded variation is monotone in time.MeasureTheory.StronglyAdapted.measurable_variationProcess_of_continuous,..._of_continuousWithinAt_Ioiand..._of_continuousWithinAt_Iio: fora ≤ t, the value at timetof the variation process of a strongly adapted process is𝓕 t-measurable, assuming continuous, right-continuous and left-continuous paths respectively.
The variation of a family of functions over a countable set of points is measurable in the parameter.
The variation process of X from the starting time a.
Equations
- variationProcess X a t ω = variationOnFromTo (fun (x : ι) => X x ω) Set.univ a t
Instances For
For a ≤ t, the variation process at time t is the total variation of the path on Icc a t,
converted to a real number.
For a ≤ t the variation process is nonnegative. It can be negative for t < a, where it
takes the signed value -(eVariationOn (X · ω) (Icc t a)).toReal.
The variation process of a path of locally bounded variation is monotone in time. Monotonicity
holds on all of ι, not just above the starting time a, since the variation is signed.
The variation of a family of functions that are continuous within s at every point of s,
over the points of a set s, is measurable in the parameter.
For a ≤ t, the value at time t of the variation process of a strongly adapted process with
continuous paths is 𝓕 t-measurable.
If the index set has a bottom element, then the variation process of a strongly adapted process with continuous paths is adapted.
The variation of a family of right-continuous functions over the points of a set s is
measurable in the parameter.
The variation of a family of left-continuous functions over the points of a set s is
measurable in the parameter.
For a ≤ t, the value at time t of the variation process of a strongly adapted process with
right-continuous paths is 𝓕 t-measurable.
If the index set has a bottom element, then the variation process of a strongly adapted process with right-continuous paths is adapted.
For a ≤ t, the value at time t of the variation process of a strongly adapted process with
left-continuous paths is 𝓕 t-measurable.
If the index set has a bottom element, then the variation process of a strongly adapted process with right-continuous paths is adapted.