Passage subordinator and local time at the minimum #
The strict downward passage times of the spectrally positive stable process form a càdlàg subordinator. Its right-continuous inverse is the negative running infimum, whose Stieltjes measure is carried by the zero set of the reflected path.
Reference: J. Bertoin, Lévy Processes, Cambridge University Press, 1996, Chapter VII, Section 1 and Chapter IV, for the local time at the infimum and its inverse.
The ℝ≥0-valued passage time (junk value 0 on {T_x = ⊤}, a null set).
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First hitting time of (-∞, -x], H_x = inf{t | X_t ≤ -x} (weak hitting, NOT strict).
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The law of the passage time T_x under the local stable law, as a measure on ℝ
(finite reading passageTime).
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- BGW.StableTrees.passageLaw θ x = MeasureTheory.Measure.map (fun (f : BGW.Skorokhod.DLoc) => ↑(BGW.StableTrees.passageTime x f)) ↑(BGW.StableTrees.stableLocalLaw θ)
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passageTime x is measurable in the path.
Joint measurability of (x, f) ↦ T_x(f) (finite reading).
passageLaw θ x is a probability measure (x = 0 uses T_0 = 0).
Pathwise structure: finiteness, monotonicity, strict right-continuity, T_0 = 0 #
Almost surely, for every x ≥ 0, T_x is finite and equals its finite reading,
and T_0 = 0.
Monotone, càdlàg, starts at 0 Right-continuity
here is the one for the strict passage time T_x = inf{t | X_t < -x}.
Almost surely T is unbounded: T_x → ∞ as x → ∞.
Inverse relation with the running infimum (L = -runningInf is the local time) #
T is the strict right inverse of L = -runningInf: T_x = inf{t | L_t > x}.
This is a deterministic identity, valid for every path (bounded-below on
compacts), every x ≥ 0, and the inf over the empty set is ⊤.
Event sandwich for the running infimum, strict side. For every path, level and time:
{T_x < t} ⊆ {I_t < -x} ⊆ {T_x ≤ t}.
Weak side of the sandwich. For every path, H_x ≤ t → I_t ≤ -x; also
T_x ≤ t → I_t ≤ -x (deterministic; stated a.s. for uniformity with the other items).
The converses are NOT claimed: at a plateau level
x of L (an excursion from the minimum straddling t) one has I_t = -x but T_x > t.
Strict passage versus first hitting (deterministic sandwich). For every path and level
x > 0, sup_{y<x} T_y ≤ H_x ≤ T_x. The left limit T_{x-} of the passage process is
at most the first hitting time of -x; a plateau of -runningInf at level x is exactly where
these are <.
Local time L = -I: measurability, adaptedness, Stieltjes concentration, straddling #
The local time at the minimum, L_t = -I_t.
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L is jointly measurable in (t, f).
L is adapted to the right-continuous filtration of DLoc.
Almost surely L_0 = 0 (from f 0 = 0), L is monotone, continuous, and unbounded.
The Stieltjes function s ↦ L_{s⁺} on ℝ (s⁺ = max s 0) when L is monotone and
continuous; junk value the zero function otherwise (a null set of paths).
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The ℝ≥0-valued left limit T_{x-} = sup_{y<x} T_y of the passage process, with T_{0-} = 0;
junk 0 where some T_y = ⊤ (null set).
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- BGW.StableTrees.passageTimeMinus x f = WithTop.untopD 0 (⨆ (y : ↑(Set.Iio x)), BGW.StableTrees.firstPassageBelow (↑y) f)
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L_t as a level in ℝ≥0 (L_t ≥ 0 almost surely).
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passageTimeMinus x is measurable in the path.
Joint measurability of (x, f) ↦ T_{x-}(f).
First hitting agrees with strict passage at each FIXED level (a.s., NOT simultaneously for all levels).
Straddling. Almost surely for all t: T_{L_t -} ≤ t ≤ T_{L_t}.
Generalized inverse identities. Almost surely for all x ≥ 0:
L (T_x) = x and L (T_{x-}) = x.
Strong Markov at T_x and independent stationary increments #
Additivity from creeping (deterministic on the creeping event): a.s., for all x y ≥ 0,
T_{x+y}(f) = T_x(f) + T_y(shiftAt T_x f).
Reflected process after T_x: on the creeping event,
X_{T_x + t} - I_{T_x + t} = X'_t - I'_t for the centered shift X' = shiftAt T_x.
Fresh increment: independence of F_{T_x} and law. For x, y ≥ 0, any event A of the
stopped σ-algebra F_{T_x} and Borel S ⊆ ℝ:
P(A ∩ {T_{x+y} - T_x ∈ S}) = P(A) · P(T_y ∈ S).
Stationary increments. T_{x+y} - T_x has the law of T_y.
One-dimensional law: Laplace transform, positivity, scaling #
Identification of the law by its Laplace transform: any probability law on ℝ with the
transform e^{-x q^{1/θ}} is passageLaw θ x (the positive (1/θ)-stable law).