22. Suppose {Xn, n ≥ 1} are random variables on the probability space (2, B, P) and define the induced random walk by So = 0, Let Sn=Xi, n ≥ 1. Exi, 2 i=1 T := inf{n > 0: Sn>0} be the first upgoing ladder time. Prove r is a random variable. Assume we know T (w) <∞o for all we S2. Prove S, is a random variable.

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22. Suppose {Xn, n ≥ 1} are random variables on the probability space (2, B, P)
and define the induced random walk by
Let
So=0, Sn=X₁, n ≥ 1.
i=1
T := inf{n > 0: Sn > 0}
be the first upgoing ladder time. Prove T is a random variable. Assume we
know T (w) < ∞o for all we 2. Prove S, is a random variable.
Transcribed Image Text:22. Suppose {Xn, n ≥ 1} are random variables on the probability space (2, B, P) and define the induced random walk by Let So=0, Sn=X₁, n ≥ 1. i=1 T := inf{n > 0: Sn > 0} be the first upgoing ladder time. Prove T is a random variable. Assume we know T (w) < ∞o for all we 2. Prove S, is a random variable.
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