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The idea to define an equivalence relation on the basic spaceW in terms of sample paths of some random processX t (w) coinciding up to timet is the basis of the important concept of saturated filtration. Here we exploit the same idea to represent spaceW in the formW=W τ×W′, whereW τ is the space of all equivalence classes with respect to the above relation corresponding to a stopping timeτ andW′ is an image ofW under some shifting operator. This representation allows us to work with spaceW τ×W′ rather thanW and to investigate more precisely the properties of some random objects given onW.
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Donchev, D.S. Factorization, basic notions and applications. ZOR - Methods and Models of Operations Research 42, 231–248 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01415755
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