Kolmogorov extension theorem #
Given a projective family of finite measures P J on the finite products Π j : J, α j, we
construct its projective limit, a measure on Π i, α i, when the spaces α i are
second-countable and completely pseudo-metrizable (for example Polish spaces).
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, the additive content
projectiveFamilyContent hP on the measurable cylinders is inner regular with respect to a compact
system of square cylinders, hence it is σ-additive and extends to a measure.
Main definitions #
projectiveLimit P hP: the projective limit of a projective family of finite measures.
Main statements #
projectiveFamilyContent_sigma_additive_of_innerRegular: the contentprojectiveFamilyContent hPis σ-additive if the measuresP Jare inner regular with respect to compact closed sets.isProjectiveLimit_projectiveLimit: Kolmogorov extension theorem,projectiveLimit P hPis the projective limit ofP.
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, then the content
projectiveFamilyContent hP is inner regular with respect to countable intersections of finite
unions of compact closed square cylinders.
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, then the content
projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-additive.
If the measures P J are inner regular with respect to compact closed sets, then the content
projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-subadditive.
The content projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-additive.
The content projectiveFamilyContent hP is σ-subadditive.
The projective limit of a projective family of finite measures on products of second-countable
completely pseudo-metrizable spaces (for example Polish spaces).
See isProjectiveLimit_projectiveLimit.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.projectiveLimit P hP = (MeasureTheory.projectiveFamilyContent hP).measure ⋯ ⋯ ⋯
Instances For
Kolmogorov extension theorem: for any projective measure family P, there exists a measure
on Π i, α i which is the projective limit of P. That measure is given by
projectiveLimit P hP, where hP : IsProjectiveMeasureFamily P.
The projective limit is unique: see IsProjectiveLimit.unique.