AbstractWe consider a Poisson process η on a measurable space equipped with a strict partial ordering, assumed to be total almost everywhere with respect to the intensity measure λ of η. We give a Clark–Ocone type formula providing an explicit representation of square integrable martingales (defined with respect to the natural filtration associated with η), which was previously known only in the special case, when λ is the product of Lebesgue measure on R+ and a σ-finite measure on another space X. Our proof is new and based on only a few basic properties of Poisson processes and stochastic integrals. We also consider the more general case of an independent random measure in the sense of Itô of pure jump type and show that the Clark–Ocone t...
29 pagesGiven a process with independent increments $X$ (not necessarily a martingale) and a large c...
29 pagesGiven a process with independent increments $X$ (not necessarily a martingale) and a large c...
We study representations of a random variable $\xi$ as an integral of an adapted process with respec...
AbstractWe consider a Poisson process η on a measurable space equipped with a strict partial orderin...
We consider a Poisson process $\eta$ on a measurable space $(\BY,\mathcal{Y})$ equipped with a parti...
We consider a Poisson process [eta] on a measurable space equipped with a strict partial ordering, a...
Probability TheoryInternational audienceLet $\tilde{N}_{t}$ be a standard compensated Poisson proces...
Probability TheoryInternational audienceLet $\tilde{N}_{t}$ be a standard compensated Poisson proces...
Probability TheoryInternational audienceLet $\tilde{N}_{t}$ be a standard compensated Poisson proces...
AbstractA simple proof is given of the representation of martingales adapted to the sigma fields of ...
AbstractLet {Xt} be a continuous square integrable martingale. Denote its increasing (natural) proce...
AbstractThe integrand, when a martingale under an equivalent measure is represented as a stochastic ...
We investigate the predictable representation property (PRP) in the frame of Lévy processes. To give...
We investigate the predictable representation property (PRP) in the frame of Lévy processes. To give...
We investigate the predictable representation property (PRP) in the frame of Lévy processes. To give...
29 pagesGiven a process with independent increments $X$ (not necessarily a martingale) and a large c...
29 pagesGiven a process with independent increments $X$ (not necessarily a martingale) and a large c...
We study representations of a random variable $\xi$ as an integral of an adapted process with respec...
AbstractWe consider a Poisson process η on a measurable space equipped with a strict partial orderin...
We consider a Poisson process $\eta$ on a measurable space $(\BY,\mathcal{Y})$ equipped with a parti...
We consider a Poisson process [eta] on a measurable space equipped with a strict partial ordering, a...
Probability TheoryInternational audienceLet $\tilde{N}_{t}$ be a standard compensated Poisson proces...
Probability TheoryInternational audienceLet $\tilde{N}_{t}$ be a standard compensated Poisson proces...
Probability TheoryInternational audienceLet $\tilde{N}_{t}$ be a standard compensated Poisson proces...
AbstractA simple proof is given of the representation of martingales adapted to the sigma fields of ...
AbstractLet {Xt} be a continuous square integrable martingale. Denote its increasing (natural) proce...
AbstractThe integrand, when a martingale under an equivalent measure is represented as a stochastic ...
We investigate the predictable representation property (PRP) in the frame of Lévy processes. To give...
We investigate the predictable representation property (PRP) in the frame of Lévy processes. To give...
We investigate the predictable representation property (PRP) in the frame of Lévy processes. To give...
29 pagesGiven a process with independent increments $X$ (not necessarily a martingale) and a large c...
29 pagesGiven a process with independent increments $X$ (not necessarily a martingale) and a large c...
We study representations of a random variable $\xi$ as an integral of an adapted process with respec...