Abbreviation for d-dimensional Euclidean space ℝ^d, represented as functions
Fin d → ℝ.
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Predicate bundling the defining properties of a d-dimensional Brownian motion
B with respect to a filtration ℱ and a family P : Rd d → Measure Ω of
starting-point laws. The fields encode: starting at x under P x, Gaussian
increments with the correct variance, independence of increments from the past,
adaptedness to ℱ, that each P x is a probability measure, measurability in
the starting point, and almost-sure continuity of sample paths.
- increment_dist (x : Rd d) (i : Fin d) (s t : NNReal) : s ≤ t → MeasureTheory.Measure.map (fun (ω : Ω) => B t ω i - B s ω i) (P x) = ProbabilityTheory.gaussianReal 0 (t - s)
- indep_increment (x : Rd d) (i : Fin d) (s t : NNReal) : s ≤ t → ProbabilityTheory.Indep (↑ℱ s) (MeasurableSpace.comap (fun (ω : Ω) => B t ω i - B s ω i) inferInstance) (P x)
- adapted (t : NNReal) : Measurable (B t)
- isProbMeasure (x : Rd d) : MeasureTheory.IsProbabilityMeasure (P x)
- measurable_P : Measurable P
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The function (t, x) ↦ E_x[Y t (B_·)]: integrating the time-indexed path
functional Y against the Brownian motion law started from x.
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Strong Markov property for Brownian motion, set-integral form (Lecture 39).
For any event A in the stopping-time σ-algebra ℱ_S, the integral over A of the
bounded measurable path functional Y evaluated on the shifted path equals the integral
over A of E_{B(S)} Y evaluated at the current state, expressing
E_x(Y_S ∘ θ_S | ℱ_S) = E_{B(S)} Y_S on {S < ∞} in integrated form.
Helper measurability lemma: the map (t, x) ↦ E_x[Y t (B_·)] is jointly measurable
in time and starting point, given that Y is bounded measurable and P is measurable
in x.
For an adapted process B (here a Brownian motion) and a stopping time S, the
random variable ω ↦ B (S ω) ω is measurable with respect to the stopping-time
σ-algebra ℱ_S.
The pair ω ↦ (S ω, B (S ω) ω) consisting of the stopping time and the position of
the Brownian motion at the stopping time is measurable with respect to ℱ_S.