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Strong Measurability and Adapted Approximations with Applications to Non-Markovian Control
We study strong measurability and adapted approximations for maps taking values in possibly nonseparable metric spaces. After recalling the metric-space Pettis criterion, we give conditions under which measurability implies strong measurability. Under the continuum hypothesis (CH), every measurable
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