Compactness transfer from GH to GHP #
Hausdorff-precompact full carriers can be put in a common compact hull. Probability compactness on that hull gives a measured convergent subsequence, regardless of the original measures. The limit retains the entire Hausdorff carrier. Consequently the inverse image of a compact GH set under the underlying-space projection is compact for the exact GHP metric.
Adapted from Freezing2/Geometry/GHPCompactness.lean in
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Hausdorff-Cauchy full carrier images in a complete common ambient space have a GHP-convergent measured subsequence. The measures need not be Cauchy.
GH-Cauchy underlying carriers admit a GHP-convergent subsequence for arbitrary Borel probability measures on their entire carriers.
Forgetting the measure has compact inverse images of compact GH sets. No uniform lower bound on masses, or full-support hypothesis, is imposed.