Coe map₂
ProbabilityTheory.SimpleProcess.coe_map₂
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Interpreted as functions, map₂ is just applying B pointwise.
Source project: Brownian motion
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Clear filtersProbabilityTheory.SimpleProcess.coe_map₂
Plain-language statement
Interpreted as functions, map₂ is just applying B pointwise.
Source project: Brownian motion
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ProbabilityTheory.SimpleProcess.integral_assoc
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The most general case of associativity of the elementary stochastic integral.
Source project: Brownian motion
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ProbabilityTheory.stochIoc.eq_iUnion
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]]σ,τ]] = ⋃ᵢ (i, i+1] × {σ ≤ i < τ} as subsets of ℕ × Ω , a purely arithmetic identity on ℕ∞, valid for any σ, τ.
Source project: Brownian motion
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ProbabilityTheory.stochIoc.exists_elementaryPredictableSet
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]]σ,τ]] is an elementary predictable set for bounded stopping times on ℕ (blueprint lem:elementaryPredictableSet_stochasticInterval). With τ ≤ n, ]]σ,τ]] = ⋃_{i < n} (i, i+1] × {σ ≤ i < τ} is a finite disjoint union of predictable rectangles, which is exactly the data of an ElementaryPredictableSet.
Source project: Brownian motion
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ProbabilityTheory.tendsto_rightLim_comp_of_gt
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Along a strictly decreasing sequence u → x from the right, the regularized values r (u k) tend to the right limit of h at x along T' ⊇ T.
Source project: Brownian motion
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ProbabilityTheory.tendsto_rightLim_comp_of_lt
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Along a strictly increasing sequence u → x from the left, the regularized values r (u k) tend to the left limit of h at x along T' ⊇ T.
Source project: Brownian motion
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