Lecture

Generalizations to Sub- & Supermartingales

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This lecture covers the generalizations of sub- & supermartingales, discussing conditions for a martingale to be sub- or super-. It also explores the existence of random variables satisfying certain properties, presented by the instructor Olivier Leveque.

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