Lecture

Martingales and Brownian Motion: Three Stopping Theorems

Description

This lecture covers the first hour of the course, focusing on three stopping theorems related to martingales and Brownian motion. The slides present mathematical demonstrations and propositions, illustrating the properties of martingales and their relation to stopping times.

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Mathematics

Probability theory: Stochastic processses

Logic

Classical logic: First-order logic

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