Discrete occupation and reversal #
Finite-time reversal identifies the forest record count and the occupation count
with weak ascending records and reflected bands, with both endpoints retained.
The height scaling is B n / n, with constant exactly one.
The discrete ε-occupation (n ε)⁻¹ #{j < ⌊n t⌋ | W_j - min_{[j,⌊nt⌋]} W < ε B_n}:
mesh 1/n, level ε B_n; the discrete analogue of heightApprox ε.
Equations
- BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.discreteOccupation B n ε ω t = 1 / (↑n * ε) * ↑(BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.discreteCount ω ⌊↑n * ↑t⌋₊ (ε * B n))
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The normalized discrete height (B_n / n) · H_{⌊n t⌋} (the constant is 1, see the module
docstring; at θ = 2 it converges to X_t - I_t).
Equations
- BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.scaledHeight B n ω t = B n / ↑n * ↑(BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteForest.forestHeight ω ⌊↑n * ↑t⌋₊)
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The reflected gap M_u - W_u of the walk, M_u = max_{v ≤ u} W_v (an integer, ≥ 0).
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The number of weak ascending ladder epochs u ∈ [1,k] (W_u ≥ W_v for all v ≤ u).
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The number of times u ∈ [1,k] with reflected gap < a.
Equations
- BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.bandCount ω k a = {u ∈ Finset.Icc 1 k | ↑(BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.reflGap ω u) < a}.card
Instances For
One step of the walk: W_{n+1} = W_n + ω_n - 1.
Measurability of the discrete height and occupation.
Each finite discrete occupation count is measurable.
Every fixed-time discrete occupation is measurable.