Stopping times and deterministic restart of weak ascending cycles #
The first time at which the record count reaches i is a genuine stopping time with
value infinity if the record does not exist; on EpochsFinite it agrees with the natural
epoch. Shifting to an epoch sends that cycle to the first cycle. Prefix agreement through
a completed epoch determines every preceding cycle, even if later epochs fail.
The genuine extended stopping time of the ith positive-time weak record.
Equations
- BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.weakEpochStop ω i = ⨅ (u : { u : ℕ // i ≤ BGW.StableTrees.DiscreteHeightApprox.weakLadderCount ω u }), ↑↑u
Instances For
The extended epoch is a stopping time for the offspring coordinate filtration.
The extended stopping time agrees with the natural epoch on finite paths.
Every genuine record stopping time is finite almost surely.
The cycle occupation after shifting to its initial epoch is the first-cycle occupation.
Agreement through a completed epoch determines each preceding cycle occupation.
Shifting to a finite weak epoch sends the next epoch to the cycle duration.