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TauCeti.Probability.Process.PartitionFiltration

Square filtrations from finite measurable partitions #

The canonical finite partitions of a countably generated measurable space give a filtration on its square by recording the partition part of each coordinate. These square σ-algebras increase to the full product σ-algebra. This is the filtration naturally used by block-average approximations of measurable kernels.

Main results #

The filtration on Ω × Ω whose level n is the product of the level-n canonical finite σ-algebra on each coordinate.

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    A level of the square filtration is the product of the corresponding canonical finite σ-algebra with itself.

    The equal-level square filtration generates the full product σ-algebra.

    A level of the square filtration is precisely the information carried by the two canonical finite-partition indices.