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Majorizing-measure bounds in the realized square-function metric
The predictable square function measures the size of a martingale. Applied to parameter differences, it also defines a random pseudometric. We explain how to perform a majorizing-measure argument directly in this realized geometry, without conditioning the terminal field to be Gaussian and without f
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