Doob–Meyer decomposition

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The Doob–Meyer decomposition is a fundamental result in stochastic process theory that uniquely expresses a submartingale as the sum of a martingale and a predictable, increasing process.

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instanceOf result in probability theory
result in stochastic process theory
theorem
appliesTo submartingales
characterizes submartingales
concludesExistenceOf unique martingale part
unique predictable increasing compensator
ensures martingale part starts at the initial value of the submartingale
predictable increasing part is null at time zero
field martingale theory
probability theory
stochastic processes
generalizes Lebesgue decomposition of measures in a stochastic setting
hasProperty linearity with respect to submartingale addition and scalar multiplication
uniqueness up to indistinguishability
hasVersion Doob–Meyer decomposition self-linksurface differs
surface form: discrete-time Doob decomposition
involvesConcept adapted process
càdlàg process
filtration
increasing process
martingale
predictable process
predictable sigma-algebra
submartingale
namedAfter Joseph L. Doob
Paul-André Meyer
relatedTo Doob–Meyer decomposition self-linksurface differs
surface form: Doob decomposition for discrete-time submartingales

Girsanov theorem
Snell envelope
semimartingale decomposition
requiresCondition integrable submartingale
right-continuous filtration with complete probability space
submartingale of class D for the classical version
statesThat every suitable submartingale can be written as the sum of a martingale and a predictable increasing process
timeSetting continuous time
typicalAssumptionOnProcess adapted to a right-continuous filtration
càdlàg submartingale
usedIn compensated Poisson processes
credit risk modeling
martingale representation theorems
mathematical finance
optional stopping and optimal stopping problems
point process theory
semimartingale theory
stochastic calculus
stochastic integration
theory of compensators
yieldsDecomposition submartingale = martingale + predictable increasing process

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Itô calculus relatedConcept Doob–Meyer decomposition
Girsanov theorem relatedTo Doob–Meyer decomposition
Doob–Meyer decomposition relatedTo Doob–Meyer decomposition self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Doob decomposition for discrete-time submartingales
Doob–Meyer decomposition hasVersion Doob–Meyer decomposition self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: discrete-time Doob decomposition
martingale representation theorem relatedTo Doob–Meyer decomposition
subject surface form: Martingale representation theorem
this entity surface form: Doob–Meyer decomposition theorem
Joseph L. Doob notableWork Doob–Meyer decomposition
this entity surface form: Doob–Meyer decomposition theorem
Snell envelope associatedWith Doob–Meyer decomposition
Brownian filtration usedIn Doob–Meyer decomposition
Paul-André Meyer knownFor Doob–Meyer decomposition
Itô integral relatedTo Doob–Meyer decomposition