Kolmogorov extension theorem #
Given a projective family of finite measures P J on the finite products Π j : J, α j, we
construct its projective limit, a measure on Π i, α i, when the spaces α i are
second-countable and completely pseudo-metrizable (for example Polish spaces).
Main definitions #
projectiveLimit P hP: the projective limit of a projective family of finite measures.
Main statements #
projectiveFamilyContent_iUnion_eq_tsum_of_innerRegular: the contentprojectiveFamilyContent hPis σ-additive if the measuresP Jare inner regular with respect to compact closed sets.isProjectiveLimit_projectiveLimit: Kolmogorov extension theorem,projectiveLimit P hPis the projective limit ofP.
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, then the content
projectiveFamilyContent hP is inner regular with respect to cylinders with compact closed
bases.
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, then the content
projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-additive.
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, then the content
projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-subadditive.
The content projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-additive.
The content projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-subadditive.
The projective limit of a projective family of finite measures on products of second-countable
completely pseudo-metrizable spaces (for example Polish spaces).
See isProjectiveLimit_projectiveLimit.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.projectiveLimit P hP = (MeasureTheory.projectiveFamilyContent hP).measure ⋯ ⋯ ⋯
Instances For
Kolmogorov extension theorem: for any projective measure family P of finite measures,
there exists a measure on Π i, α i which is the projective limit of P. That measure is given by
projectiveLimit P hP, where hP : IsProjectiveMeasureFamily P.
The projective limit is unique: see IsProjectiveLimit.unique.
The spaces α i are assumed to be second-countable and completely pseudo-metrizable
(for example Polish spaces)