Supremum occupation approximations #
Deterministic bounds and fixed-time measurability for the running supremum and its occupation approximations. The simultaneous occupation-sequence existence theorem and the ascending local-time construction are not established here.
These are preliminary objects for Duquesne and Le Gall, Random Trees, Lévy Processes and Spatial Branching Processes, Astérisque 281 (2002), Section 1.1.
Running supremum S_t = sup_{u ≤ t} X_u.
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- BGW.StableTrees.supRunning f t = ⨆ (u : ↑(Set.Iic t)), ↑f ↑u
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The reflected-at-supremum process S_t - X_t.
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- BGW.StableTrees.supReflected f t = BGW.StableTrees.supRunning f t - ↑f t
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Occupation approximation ε⁻¹ · Leb{s ≤ t | S_s - X_s < ε}.
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A deterministic sequence is a simultaneous occupation sequence: positive, strictly decreasing
to 0, and almost surely the approximations converge at every time at once.
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A local càdlàg path is bounded above on each initial compact interval.
Every value before t is bounded above by the running supremum at t.
An upper bound for the path on [0,t] bounds its running supremum.
The running supremum is monotone in time.
At the origin the running supremum equals the initial value.
Reflection at the running supremum is nonnegative for every path.
Reflection at the running supremum starts at zero for every path.
The occupation set has finite Lebesgue measure, without any measurability premise.
The occupation approximation is nonnegative for a positive cutoff.
The occupation approximation is monotone in its time horizon.
The approximation vanishes at time zero.
A nonpositive cutoff gives the empty occupation set.
Fixed-time measurability of the running supremum.
Fixed-time measurability of the reflected process.
A strict supremum crossing is detected before the horizon or at its endpoint.
Joint measurability of the running supremum in time and path.
Joint measurability of reflection at the supremum.
Joint measurability of the occupation approximation in cutoff, horizon, and path.
Joint measurability of the real limsup along any deterministic cutoff sequence.
Every simultaneous occupation sequence converges to its real limsup on the same event.
Given simultaneous convergence, its limit starts at zero, is nonnegative, and is monotone. This does not supply the simultaneous sequence or continuity of its limit.
The ladder exponent κ(q, λ) = (q - λ^θ) / (q^{1/θ} - λ), extended continuously
at λ = q^{1/θ} by θ q^{1 - 1/θ}.