Exact-size height and contour laws #
The paper clock uses twice the number of vertices. The library clock uses twice the number of edges. In both laws the height and contour come from the same tree.
The interpolated contour (original speed, 0 after time 2(z-1)) of the decoded finite
tree; 0 for an infinite tree.
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- BGW.StableTrees.ExactContour.treeContourLin τ s = if h : BGW.LocallyFinite.FiniteVertices τ then (BGW.PlaneTree.equivFiniteVertices.symm ⟨τ, h⟩).contourLin s else 0
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The interpolated tree contour is continuous (the junk branch of treeContourPath never
occurs).
Tree contour path on [0,T]: t ↦ (B n / n) * treeContourLin τ (2 n t); junk 0 if the
interpolation were discontinuous (never, continuous_treeContourLin).
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The (height, contour) pair path on [0,1] at time scales nt and 2nt, amplitude
B n / n for both.
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The exact-size height/contour law on [0,1]: height and contour of ONE BGW tree
conditioned on size exactly n (sealed K02 exactTreeLaw, totalized).
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The uniform distance on [0,a] between the normalized contour at time 2nt and the
normalized interpolated height at time nt, for one tree.
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The (height, contour) pair in the library contour convention (s ↦ C(2(z-1)s), sealed
PlaneTree.contourFunction), scaled by B n / n; 0 contour for an infinite tree.
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Measurability guard for the library-clock pair (Sol audit k13k16, finding 4).
The exact-size height/contour law in the library contour convention.
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The contour path is a measurable observable of the tree.
The height and contour of one tree form a measurable pair.
The mirrored tree's contour is the reflected contour (the LocallyFinite form of
PlaneTree.contourLin_mirror).
On a finite tree, decoding the contour returns the original polygonal contour.
Paper convention, exactly: for a tree of size n the contour path at scale 2nt is
(B n / n) times the sealed PlaneTree.paperContourFunction (s ↦ C_{2ζ s}).
Library convention (2(n-1)t, sealed PlaneTree.contourFunction): uniformly within
2 |B n / n| of the 2nt convention.