Consistent path-law families on growing horizons #
Construct the unique law on compatible càdlàg path families from consistent laws on an increasing sequence of time horizons.
The construction uses the Kolmogorov extension theorem of the vendored kolmogorov_extension4
(R. Degenne and P. Pfaffelhuber), applied to the projective family of restrictions; see also
O. Kallenberg, Foundations of Modern Probability, Theorem 8.21.
Compatible horizon families with adjacent restrictions agreeing.
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- BGW.Skorokhod.CompatiblePaths b hb = { p : (n : ℕ) → BGW.Skorokhod.D (b n) ℝ // ∀ (n : ℕ), BGW.Skorokhod.restrict ⋯ (p (n + 1)) = p n }
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The compatible-family subtype carries its subspace measurable structure.
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The coordinate map of the compatible-family subtype.
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- BGW.Skorokhod.CompatiblePaths.coord n p = ↑p n
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Coordinate maps on compatible families are measurable.
Finite measures on compatible paths are determined by their coordinate marginals.
Consistency at adjacent horizons implies consistency at every pair of horizons.
The law on a finite index set obtained by restricting the law at its largest horizon.
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- BGW.Skorokhod.maxIndexLaw b hb P J = MeasureTheory.Measure.map (fun (f : BGW.Skorokhod.D (b (J.sup id)) ℝ) (j : ↥J) => BGW.Skorokhod.restrict ⋯ f) ↑(P (J.sup id))
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The max-index laws form a projective family over finite index sets.
Existence and uniqueness of the compatible path law with prescribed coordinate marginals.