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A noncylinder path functional may fail to be measurable
Statement refuted
Every set-defined path functional on the uncountable Bernoulli path space is measurable for its cylinder sigma-algebra.
Counterexample
Assume AC. For uncountable , let and put .
Given: AC, an uncountable index set , and its Bernoulli cylinder space.
If were cylinder-measurable, the countable-coordinate lemma would give a countable determining it.
Choose . The all-zero path and the path with ones on agree on , but only the latter belongs to ; this contradicts determination by .
Hence is not cylinder-measurable and is not a real random variable on the canonical cylinder probability space.
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Sources
- Shalizi, Building Processes, proof of Theorem 29 (standard reference, not scraped)