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Atlas.TheoryOfProbability.code.RandomWalkTailMeasurability

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abbrev RandomWalkTailMeasurability.sigmaAlg {Ω : Type u_1} (X : Ω) :

The natural filtration of σ-algebras σ(Xₙ) generated by a sequence X : ℕ → Ω → ℝ of random variables, indexed by n.

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    theorem RandomWalkTailMeasurability.meas_Xi {Ω : Type u_1} (X : Ω) (n i : ) (h : n i) :

    For n ≤ i, the random variable Xᵢ is measurable with respect to the σ-algebra σ(Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, …) (the tail σ-algebra starting from index n).

    theorem RandomWalkTailMeasurability.meas_tSum {Ω : Type u_1} (X : Ω) (n m : ) :
    Measurable fun (ω : Ω) => iFinset.Ico n m, X i ω

    The tail partial sum ∑_{i ∈ [n, m)} Xᵢ is measurable with respect to the σ-algebra generated by Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, ….

    The event {Sₘ → +∞} (the partial sums of a sequence drift to +∞) lies in the tail σ-algebra starting from any index n, by expressing it as a countable Boolean combination of events measurable with respect to σ(Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, …).

    The event {Sₘ → -∞} is measurable with respect to σ(Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, …) for every n.

    The event {limsup Sₘ = +∞} is measurable with respect to σ(Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, …) for every n.

    The event {liminf Sₘ = -∞} is measurable with respect to σ(Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, …) for every n.

    theorem RandomWalkTailMeasurability.measurableSet_convergesFinite_from {Ω : Type u_1} (X : Ω) (n : ) :
    MeasurableSet {ω : Ω | ∃ (l : ), Filter.Tendsto (fun (m : ) => randomWalkPartialSum X m ω) Filter.atTop (nhds l)}

    The event {Sₘ converges to a finite limit} is measurable with respect to σ(Xₙ, Xₙ₊₁, …) for every n. The proof rewrites convergence as a Cauchy condition expressed via tail partial sums.

    The event {Sₘ → +∞} belongs to the tail σ-algebra of the sequence X.

    The event {Sₘ → -∞} belongs to the tail σ-algebra of the sequence X.

    The oscillation event {limsup Sₘ = +∞ ∧ liminf Sₘ = -∞} belongs to the tail σ-algebra of the sequence X.

    The event {Sₘ converges to a finite limit} belongs to the tail σ-algebra of the sequence X.