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L1 contraction of conditional expectation (∥E[Y∣G]∥1​≤∥Y∥1​)

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For an integrable random variable Y, the conditional expectation satisfies ∣E[Y∣G]∣≤E[∣Y∣∣G] almost surely. Taking expected values gives the L1 contraction of conditional expectation. Applying it to Yn​−Y shows that convergence in L1 is preserved by conditional expectation with respect to any fixed sigma-algebra.

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