Separation for the exact measured GHP distance #
Near-zero actual ambient costs give approximate maps between the entire compact carriers. A compact uniform limit is a surjective isometry. Uniform closeness in the original ambient realizations, together with their vanishing Prokhorov costs, proves that this isometry preserves the probability measures. Thus no points outside the measure supports are discarded.
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An actual common ambient metric realization of two spaces.
- ambient : Type u
The common ambient carrier realizing both spaces.
- metric : MetricSpace self.ambient
The metric on the common ambient carrier.
- left : X → self.ambient
The isometric embedding of the whole left-hand space.
- right : Y → self.ambient
The isometric embedding of the whole right-hand space.
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The sum of the Lévy–Prokhorov cost of the pushed measures and the Hausdorff cost of the embedded whole spaces.
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- C.cost μ ν = MeasureTheory.levyProkhorovDist (MeasureTheory.Measure.map C.left μ) (MeasureTheory.Measure.map C.right ν) + Metric.hausdorffDist (Set.range C.left) (Set.range C.right)
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A small actual ambient cost supplies approximate isometries on all points. The chosen maps themselves need no measurability assumption.
The GHP infimum supplies actual ambient realizations with arbitrarily small summed costs when the distance is zero.
Zero GHP distance forces a measure-preserving isometry of the entire compact spaces. Compactness controls geometry and the ambient Prokhorov bounds determine the measure of the resulting isometry.
Separation is with respect to whole-space measured isometry, exactly as for whole-space measured isometry.