Finite dimensional distributions of Brownian motion #
In this file we define projectiveFamily : (I : Finset ℝ≥0) → Measure (I → ℝ). Each
projectiveFamily I is the centered Gaussian measure over I → ℝ
with covariance matrix given by covMatrix I s t := min s t.
Note that we build a measure over I → ℝ rather than EuclideanSpace I ℝ. This is because
we want to extend this family to a measure over ℝ≥0 → ℝ through the Kolmogorov's extension
theorem, which is phrased in this language.
We prove that these measures satisfy IsProjectiveMeasureFamily, which means that they can be
extended into a measure over ℝ≥0 → ℝ thanks to the Kolmogorov's extension theorem
(not in Mathlib yet). The obtained measure is a measure over the set of real processes indexed
by ℝ≥0 and is the law of the Brownian motion.
Main definition #
BrownianReal.projectiveFamily I: The centered Gaussian measure overI → ℝwith covariance matrix given bycovMatrix I s t := min s t.
Main statement #
BrownianReal.isProjectiveMeasureFamily_projectiveFamily:BrownianReal.projectiveFamilysatisfiesIsProjectiveMeasureFamily, which means it can be extended into a measure overℝ≥0 → ℝ.
Tags #
Brownian motion, covariance matrix, projective family
The covariance matrix of the finite dimensional distribution of the Brownian motion
indexed by I.
Equations
- ProbabilityTheory.BrownianReal.covMatrix I = Matrix.of fun (s t : ↥I) => min ↑↑s ↑↑t
Instances For
Each projectiveFamily I is the centered Gaussian measure with covariance matrix given
by covMatrix I s t := min s t.
Note that we build a measure over I → ℝ rather than EuclideanSpace I ℝ. This is because
we want to extend this family to a measure over ℝ≥0 → ℝ through the Kolmogorov's extension
theorem, which is phrased in this language.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Up to a measurable equivalence, projectiveFamily I is the centered multivariate Gaussian
with covariance matrix covMatrix I.
Up to a measurable equivalence, projectiveFamily I is the centered multivariate Gaussian
with covariance matrix covMatrix I.
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.BrownianReal.covariance_projectiveFamily
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.BrownianReal.variance_projectiveFamily
The distribution of finite-dimensional marginals of the real Brownian motion at time s
is the centered Gaussian with variance s.
The distribution of the increment of the real Brownian motion from time s to time t
is the centered Gaussian with variance t - s.
If one restricts the finite-dimensional distribution of the real Brownian motion over a finset
J to a smaller finset I, one obtains the finite-dimensional distribution of
the real Brownian motion over I.