The compact metric quotient of a continuous coding function #
Point g is a fresh copy of the time interval carrying the coding pseudometric. Its topology
is the one supplied by that pseudometric; no metric or topology on unitInterval is replaced.
Space g uses Mathlib's separation quotient and its canonical metric, identifying exactly the
pairs of times at coding distance zero. The projection from the usual compact time interval
is continuous and onto, so the quotient is compact and nonempty.
These results hold for any continuous real coding function. They do not yet assert the real-tree property, which requires separate proofs of the four-point and midpoint properties.
A fresh carrier for the coding pseudometric, distinct from the usual metric time interval.
- time : ↑unitInterval
The time parameter represented by this point of the coding pseudometric.
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The standard metric quotient of the coding pseudometric. Its metric is supplied by Mathlib.
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The canonical projection from times, using the ordinary topology on the source interval.
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- BGW.ContinuumTrees.Coding.projection g t = SeparationQuotient.mk { time := t }
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The quotient relation is exactly zero coding distance.
Continuity uses the usual time topology, not the topology of the coding pseudometric.