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Past exam of the martingales and financial mathematics course of the University of Oxford / 2009 / A / 3 / b / ii

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A discrete stopping time is a random variable T:Ω→N0​∪{∞} such that {T≤n}∈Fn​ for every n. The convention is inf∅=∞.
For the hitting time in question,
{Tk​≤n}=⋃j=0n​{Sj​=k}.
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Each event in the union is in Fj​⊆Fn​ because Sj​ is adapted. This proves Tk​ is a stopping time for every positive integer k.

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