Lectures on Disintegration of Measures
by L. Schwartz
Publisher: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research 1976
ISBN/ASIN: B000OK17R6
Number of pages: 139
Description:
The material in these Notes has been divided into two parts. In part I, disintegration of a measure with respect to a single sigma-algebra has been considered rather extensively and in part II, measure valued supermartingales and regular disintegration of a measure with respect to an increasing right continuous family of sigma-algebras have been considered.
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