Indistinguishability of processes #
In Mathlib, E-valued stochastic processes over a probability space Ω and indexed by a type ι
are represented as a family of E-valued random variables X : ι → Ω → E rather than as an
ι → E-valued random variable, following the convention on paper.
Two stochastic processes are said to be indistinguishable if they are almost everywhere equal
as ι → E-valued random variable, i.e. (fun ω t ↦ X t ω) =ᵐ[P] (fun ω t ↦ Y t ω). This spelling
creates a lot of friction when manipulating indistinguishable processes, making it harder to use
for instance the gcongr tactic.
In this file we introduce a predicate Indistinguishable P X Y, denoted X ≡ᵐ[P] Y, which states
that ∀ᵐ ω ∂P, ∀ t, X t ω = Y t ω. The symbol ≡ can be typed with \==.
The recommended spelling for Indistinguishable in names is indist.
Two processes are indistinguishable if almost surely they agree everywhere.
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Two processes are indistinguishable if almost surely they agree everywhere.
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Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.neg
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.inv
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.mul
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.add
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.div
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.sub
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.smul
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.vadd
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.const_smul
Eta-expanded form of ProbabilityTheory.Indistinguishable.const_vadd