Prove (10.5) in Proposition 10.3.
Check the consistency of the first two extensions of the definition of stochastic integrals.
Show that if M is a continuous square integrable martingale, and T a finite stopping time, then
Suppose that M and L are square integrable martingales, H is predictable and satisfies (10.2), and
Show that
Sometimes the stochastic integral of H with respect to M is defined to be the square integrable martingale N for which (10.13) holds for all square integrable martingales L.
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