A nonclassical solution to a classical SDE and a converse to Kolmogorov's zero-one law
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Abstract: For a discrete-negative-time discrete-space SDE, which admits no strong solution in the classical sense, a weak solution is constructed that is a (necessarily nonmeasurable) non-anticipative function of the driving i.i.d. noise. The result highlights the strong r^ole measurability plays in (non-discrete) probability. En route one -- quite literally -- stumbles upon a converse to the celebrated Kolmogorov's zero-one law for sequences with independent values.
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