Finite cells and block thresholds #
This file constructs the geometric thresholds and the finite families of cells used in Dudley's shared-uniform construction. Weak convergence gives strictly increasing time thresholds after which all cells in the corresponding finite family have the required one-sided mass bound. See Dudley, "Distances of probability measures and random variables" (1968), and Real Analysis and Probability (2002), Theorem 11.7.2.
The lower threshold on the common-branch probability at level k.
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The same threshold as an extended nonnegative real.
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The volume above the level-k threshold is exactly 2 ^ (-k).
A one-sided cell-mass bound implies the corresponding lower bound on the common-branch probability.
Finite initial segments of a countable probability partition eventually carry at least
1 - 2 ^ (-k) of the mass.
Weak convergence provides strictly increasing block thresholds with one-sided mass bounds on all cells in prescribed finite families.