Noise as a Boolean algebra of \(\sigma\)-fields (Q2438751): Difference between revisions

Noises in the author's sense may also be viewed in terms Boolean algebras of \(\sigma\)-subfields of a probability space (the decissive property is that the complement operation in this Boolean algebra sends a \(\sigma\)-subfields to another one that is independente of the first). Classicality of the noise means that the associated \(L^2\)-spaces have enough factorizing vectors. The author shows (among other useful insights) a conjecture by Feldman that the Boolean algebra is complete if and only of the noise is classical.