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Markovization of Randomized Stopping Times
We study randomized stopping times for a Markov process, described by a progressively measurable intensity $α_t(ω)$. We prove that every admissible intensity has a Markovian representative $λ(t,X_t)$, explicitly obtained from the observed measure and the surviving occupation measure. This representa
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