Markov property of the stable process on local càdlàg paths #
This module establishes the simple Markov property of the local stable process for its natural right-continuous filtration, together with its integral and conditional-expectation forms, the germ zero-one law, and the exponential martingale (J. Bertoin, Lévy Processes, Cambridge University Press, 1996, Chapter I, Proposition 6 and Chapter VIII; R. M. Blumenthal, An extended Markov property, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 85 (1957), for the zero-one law).
The centered shift by a fixed time is measurable (restriction of measurable_shift).
Bounded-test form. For every sub-σ-algebra m ≤ comap (restrict hsT) of the
natural past, A m-measurable and bounded Borel F on the future path space,
∫_A F(future) dP = P(A) · ∫ F d(law of the future). The measures P, Q are bound before m
(with equations to the stable laws) so that they carry the Borel σ-algebra, not m, which would
otherwise become the local MeasurableSpace (D T ℝ) instance.
Past/future independence in σ-algebra form on D T ℝ: the σ-algebra pulled back by
restrict hsT (natural past up to s) is independent of the σ-algebra of the future increment
path.
Bounded-test corollary (whole future). For A ∈ F_s^+ and bounded Borel F on DLoc,
∫_A F(shift_s f) dP = P(A) · ∫ F dP.
Bounded-test corollary (compact future window). The blueprint form: the future after s
centered and cut at horizon U, tested by bounded Borel F on D U ℝ. The right side uses
stableProcessLaw θ U.
Product form: E[G · F(shift_s)] = E[G] · E[F] for G bounded F_s^+-measurable and F
bounded Borel.
Conditional-expectation form. Given F_s^+, a bounded Borel functional of the future
has the constant conditional expectation ∫ F dP.
Germ zero-one law (s = 0): every event of F_0^+ has probability 0 or 1.
Martingale export: for u ≥ 0 the exponential process
exp(-u X_t - t u^θ) is a martingale for the right-continuous filtration.