Conditional prefix atoms #
Dividing the unconditioned prefix-completion identities by the conditioning masses gives the tail and exact prefix atoms and their discrete density ratio.
Every inclusive tree-size tail has positive real mass in the critical nondegenerate case.
The tail tree law is the conditional BGW measure when its tail mass is positive.
The exact tree law is the conditional BGW measure at every admissible size.
Tail law of a surviving prefix: P(prefix = a | ζ ≥ n) = ∏μ(a_i) G_j(n-m) / G_1(n),
with m = |a| < n, j = W_m + 1, positive denominator.
Exact law of a surviving prefix: P(prefix = a | ζ = n) = ∏μ(a_i) f_j(n-m) / f_1(n),
at an admissible size.
Prefix-atom form of the RN identity: exact mass = R_n(m,j) times tail mass, on every
surviving prefix with positive denominators.