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By definition of the concave conjugate, u(x)≤u(y)+xy for all x,y>0. Put x=H⋅P1​ and y=Y1​, take expectations, and use the deflator identity:
E[u(H⋅P1​)]≤E[u(Y1​)]+E[Y1​H⋅P1​]=E[u(Y1​)]+X0​Y0​.
(1)
The maximizing condition in the definition of u is u′(x)=y, so equality holds when u′(H⋅P1​)=Y1​ almost surely. This is utility duality with martingale deflators.

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