A convex function of a version of a conditional expectation is almost surely at most a version of the conditional expectation of the convex function; versions contract the p-th moment; and versions converge almost surely under monotone convergence and in mean under dominated convergence.
Monotone convergence. Let (Xk)k∈N be a sequence in L1(P) and X∈L1(P) with 0≤Xk≤Xk+1 for every k∈N and Xk(ω)→X(ω) for almost every ω. Let (Yk)k∈N be a sequence with Yk∈E[Xk∣G] for every k, and let Y∈E[X∣G]. Then Yk(ω)→Y(ω) for almost every ω.
In the next two clauses, let (Xk)k∈N be a sequence of random variables, X a random variable and V∈L1(P), with Xk(ω)→X(ω) for almost every ω and, for every k∈N, ∣Xk∣≤V a.s.
Integrability.X∈L1(P) and Xk∈L1(P) for every k∈N.
Dominated convergence in mean. For every sequence (Yk)k∈N with Yk∈E[Xk∣G] for every k and every Y∈E[X∣G],
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