Law-level leaf-measure transfer #
Tight rescaled contour laws, a vanishing divisor-to-size ratio and a vanishing leaf-index discrepancy make the vertex and leaf measures asymptotically indistinguishable in rooted measured Gromov--Hausdorff--Prokhorov distance. Weak convergence of the contours therefore determines the law of the leaf-measured trees, with the same limit as for vertex measures.
In probability #
Leaf versus vertex measure in probability (the C10(1) perturbation input of C39).
If the rescaled contour laws are tight, the divisor-to-size ratio and the leaf-index
discrepancy vanish in probability, then the rescaled leaf- and vertex-measured rooted trees are
within o_P(1) in rooted GHP distance.
Vertex measure versus contour coding in probability (the discrepancy step inside C38,
exported). Under tight rescaled contour laws and vanishing divisor-to-size ratio, the rescaled
vertex-measured rooted tree is within o_P(1) of the tree coded by its rescaled contour.
Convergence in law (public CT9 interface) #
C39, law-level form (CT9). Weak convergence of the rescaled contours on varying
probability spaces, vanishing divisor-to-size tails and vanishing leaf-index discrepancy in
probability give convergence in law, in the rooted measured GHP space, of the rescaled trees
carrying the uniform LEAF measure, to the same limit ν.map Coding.rootedMeasuredGHSpace as for
the vertex measure (C38, tendsto_rooted_laws_of_contour). The measurability of the
vertex-measure map (hF of C38) is not needed.
Hypothesis hFL for random trees measurable for the ⊤ σ-algebra on PlaneTree.
Consumer form: C39 law-level transfer for ⊤-measurable random trees, with no separate
measurability hypothesis.