Conditioned tree laws and degree-prefix observables #
Tree laws use the existing locally finite carrier. Null conditioning events are totalized by a leaf, and finite DFS prefixes use the finite-tree equivalence. Complete finite trees show that every size tail has positive mass in the critical nondegenerate case.
The BGW law conditioned on size ≥ n (including the null event of infinite trees);
the Dirac law at the leaf when the conditioning event has mass zero.
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The BGW law conditioned on size exactly n; the Dirac leaf if n is not admissible.
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theorem
BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteForest.bienaymeLaw_sizeGeEvent_ne_zero
(μ : PMF ℕ)
(hc : IsCritical μ)
(hne : μ 1 ≠ 1)
(n : ℕ)
:
Critical nondegenerate trees have arbitrarily large finite sizes: the tail mass is
positive for every n.
The first m DFS degrees of a finite tree (empty list for infinite trees).
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- BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteForest.treePrefix m τ = if h : BGW.LocallyFinite.FiniteVertices τ then List.take m (BGW.PlaneTree.equivFiniteVertices.symm ⟨τ, h⟩).degrees else []
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Finite trees whose first m DFS degrees are a.