0-1 laws for regular conditional distributions
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Abstract: Let be a probability space, a sub--field, and a regular conditional distribution for given . Necessary and sufficient conditions for to be 0--1, for all and , where and , are given. Such conditions apply, in particular, when is a tail sub--field. Let denote the -atom including the point . Necessary and sufficient conditions for to be 0--1, for all , are also given. If is a standard space, the latter 0--1 law is true for various classically interesting sub--fields , including tail, symmetric, invariant, as well as some sub--fields connected with continuous time processes.
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