Predictable left passage slopes at fixed levels #
The extended left passage time and its deterministic delays are predictable. Hence failure of convergence of their dyadic left difference quotients is a predictable event. Infinite passage times are retained throughout this construction.
The extended left passage process is monotone and lies between each strictly earlier passage and the current passage. A doubled-cutoff comparison transfers the full-filter zero-slope estimate to its finite reading, without assuming equality at fixed levels.
The extended left passage time is predictable.
A deterministic delay of the extended left passage time is predictable.
Failure of vanishing dyadic left slopes of the extended passage process.
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The bad left-slope event is predictable, so general predictable compensation applies.
The extended left passage process is monotone on every path.
Finite left passage values have monotonicity and the usual earlier/current bounds.
At a fixed positive level the finite left passage process has a zero full left slope.