Brownian filtration

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Brownian filtration is the natural increasing family of σ-algebras generated by a Brownian motion, encoding all information revealed by the process up to each time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf filtration ⓘ
increasing family of sigma-algebras ⓘ
stochastic process concept ⓘ
appearsIn Black–Scholes model ⓘ
Kolmogorov extension framework for Brownian motion ⓘ
construction of Itô integral ⓘ
continuous-time martingale representation theorem ⓘ
associatedWith Brownian motion ⓘ
Wiener process ⓘ
linked to: Brownian motion
definedOn probability space ⓘ
domain Wiener space ⓘ
encodes information revealed by Brownian motion up to each time ⓘ
generatedBy coordinate maps of Brownian motion ⓘ
sigma-algebras of Brownian motion up to time t ⓘ
hasProperty Brownian motion has continuous paths adapted to it ⓘ
Brownian motion has independent increments relative to it ⓘ
Brownian motion has stationary increments relative to it ⓘ
linked to: Brownian motion

complete in the usual augmentation ⓘ
right-continuous in the usual augmentation ⓘ
hasVersion completed Brownian filtration ⓘ
usual augmentation of Brownian filtration ⓘ
is canonical filtration on Wiener space ⓘ
natural filtration of a Brownian motion ⓘ
smallest filtration making Brownian motion adapted ⓘ
isIncreasingIn time ⓘ
makes Brownian motion a Markov process ⓘ
Brownian motion a martingale ⓘ
relatedTo Markov property of Brownian motion ⓘ
strong Markov property of Brownian motion ⓘ
satisfies F_s subset F_t for s ≤ t ⓘ
usual conditions after augmentation ⓘ
timeIndexedBy nonnegative real numbers ⓘ
usedIn Doob–Meyer decomposition ⓘ
Girsanov theorem ⓘ
Itô calculus ⓘ
filtering theory ⓘ
martingale theory ⓘ
mathematical finance ⓘ
optimal stopping problems ⓘ
option pricing theory ⓘ
representation of martingales ⓘ
stochastic calculus ⓘ
stochastic differential equations ⓘ
usedToDefine local martingales driven by Brownian motion ⓘ
predictable processes with respect to Brownian motion ⓘ
progressively measurable processes with respect to Brownian motion ⓘ
stopping times for Brownian motion ⓘ

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Martingale representation theorem → relatedTo → Brownian filtration ⓘ