Public clock path properties and normalization #
Identification transfers the auxiliary clock's continuity, recurrence and Stieltjes support. The full positive-cutoff normalization follows from convergence in mean.
Reference: J. Bertoin, Lévy Processes, Cambridge University Press, 1996, Chapter IV.
Full-filter convergence in probability to the public clock.
The public local time starts at zero, is monotone and continuous, and tends to infinity.
Immediate positivity of the public local time.
The Stieltjes function s ↦ M_{s⁺} on ℝ; junk zero where M is not monotone and
continuous (a null set).
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On the identification event, the public and auxiliary Stieltjes functions agree.
The public Stieltjes measure is supported on the supremum contact set.
The public clock is constant on intervals away from contact, including left limits.