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Relative to a probability space (Ω,F,P) and a filtration (Fn​), the real stochastic process (Mn​) is a martingale if it is adapted, each Mn​ is an integrable random variable, and
E[Mn+1​∣Fn​]=Mn​almost surely for every n≥0.​
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Here adapted means Mn​ is Fn​-measurable, and integrability means E∣Mn​∣<∞. By the tower property of conditional expectation, the equivalent multi-step condition is E[Mj​∣Fi​]=Mi​ for all i≤j. The filtration is part of the definition; specifying only the marginal means is insufficient.

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