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   Parthhvi M Member

   How does the second equality P(Nt+s-Ns=0) come?

    

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   Parthhvi M, Aug 27, 2017

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   Harashima Senju Ton up Member

   Nt is right continuous. If you look at the second bullet point at the top of the page you attached you see
   
   \[N_t = 1, t\in [T_0, T_0 + T_1)\]
   
   so in the our case we know that \(T_0 =s \) hence \(N_s = 1\)

    

   Harashima Senju, Aug 27, 2017

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