Optional times and strict upward discretization #
The convention for optional times here is measurability of {σ < t} at time t.
Strict upward rounding is necessary: ordinary ceiling rounding fixes grid points
and can retain a failure of measurability of {σ ≤ t}.
An optional time in the strict sublevel-set convention, without regularity of the filtration.
Reference: Billingsley 1999, Section 16.
Equations
- BGW.Skorokhod.IsOptionalTime 𝓕 σ = ∀ (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)), MeasurableSet {ω : Ω | σ ω < t}
Instances For
An optional time is measurable for the ambient σ-algebra.
Reference: Billingsley 1999, Section 16.
Strict upward rounding never moves a time backwards.
Reference: Billingsley 1999, Section 16.
Rounding an optional time strictly upwards gives a stopping time.
Reference: Billingsley 1999, Section 16.
Strict upward dyadic rounding converges to the original time.
Reference: Billingsley 1999, Section 16.
Evaluation along rounded times converges by right continuity, including at the horizon.
Reference: Billingsley 1999, Section 16.