The closed range of the constructed Itô integral #
This packages the natural Itô terminal values as closed subspaces of ambient and centered
L²(P), constructs the orthogonal projection onto the centered range, and restates martingale
representation as triviality of the corresponding orthogonal complement.
The ambient closed range #
The subspace of terminal L²(P) random variables obtained from the constructed natural Itô
integral.
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- Malliavin.naturalItoRange hB hsm hnat = (↑(Malliavin.naturalItoIntegral hB hsm hnat)).range
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The natural Itô terminal-value subspace is closed in L²(P).
Every natural Itô terminal value is centered.
The natural Itô terminal-value subspace contains the full Gaussian first chaos.
The range inside centered L² #
The same terminal-value range, intrinsically regarded as a subspace of centered L²(P).
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- Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoRange hB hsm hnat = (Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoIntegralIsometry hB hsm hnat).range
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The centered natural Itô range is closed.
Membership in the intrinsic centered range is equivalent to ambient membership in the natural Itô range.
Orthogonal projection from centered L²(P) onto the closed centered natural Itô range.
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- Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoRangeProjection hB hsm hnat = (Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoRange hB hsm hnat).orthogonalProjectionOnto
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The constructed Itô isometry, with codomain restricted to its intrinsic centered range.
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- Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoRangeEquiv hB hsm hnat = (Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoIntegralIsometry hB hsm hnat).equivRange
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The centered part G - E[G], intrinsically regarded as an element of the expectation
kernel.
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The ambient value of centeredPartL2 G is G - E[G].
The canonical best predictable integrand for a centered terminal variable: orthogonally project onto the closed natural Itô range, then invert the Itô isometry on that range.
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- Malliavin.bestNaturalItoIntegrand hB hsm hnat = ↑(↑(Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoRangeEquiv hB hsm hnat)).symm ∘SL Malliavin.centeredNaturalItoRangeProjection hB hsm hnat
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The canonical best predictable integrand of an arbitrary terminal variable, obtained by first subtracting its expectation.
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- Malliavin.bestNaturalItoIntegrandOfRandom hB hsm hnat G = (Malliavin.bestNaturalItoIntegrand hB hsm hnat) (Malliavin.centeredPartL2 G)
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Integrating the best integrand gives exactly the ambient value of the range projection.
The best-integrand operator is contractive.
On an actual natural Itô terminal value, the best-integrand operator recovers its unique predictable integrand.
A deterministic Wiener integral intrinsically regarded as a centered terminal variable.
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- Malliavin.centeredWienerIntegral hB g = ⟨(Malliavin.wienerIntegral hB) g, ⋯⟩
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The ambient value of centeredWienerIntegral is the Wiener integral.
The canonical best integrand of a first-chaos Wiener integral is exactly its deterministic kernel, without any martingale-representation assumption.
The residual after projecting a centered terminal variable is orthogonal to the entire natural Itô range.
Equivalently, the residual is orthogonal to the integral of every predictable process.
The best integrand minimizes the centered L² reconstruction error among all predictable
integrands.
Martingale representation is equivalent to the centered natural Itô range being the whole
centered L²(P) space.
Martingale representation holds exactly when no nonzero centered random variable is orthogonal to every natural Itô terminal value.
Under martingale representation, the best integrand recovers every centered terminal variable exactly.
Under martingale representation, the canonical best integrand gives a chosen representation of every terminal variable, rather than merely an existential one.
Martingale representation holds exactly when the canonical best-integrand formula reconstructs every terminal variable.
Martingale representation is also equivalent to the canonical best-integrand operator being an exact right inverse on every centered terminal variable.