Logarithmic slope of time changes #
Billingsley's logarithmic slope controls composition, inversion and displacement. The extended nonnegative range includes time changes with unbounded logarithmic slope.
Billingsley's slope size ‖σ‖° = sup_{s < t} |log ((σ t - σ s) / (t - s))| of a time
change, in ℝ≥0∞ (it may be infinite).
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theorem
BGW.Skorokhod.TimeChange.ofReal_abs_log_le_logSlope
{T : ℝ}
(σ : TimeChange T)
{s t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)}
(hst : s < t)
:
Every secant logarithmic slope is bounded by the slope size.
@[simp]
The identity time change has zero logarithmic slope.
@[simp]
Inversion preserves logarithmic slope.
Logarithmic slope is subadditive under composition.