Unit height scaling #
Continuity reduces the all-age scaling equality to countably many rational evaluations, so the scaling events are jointly measurable. Fubini then supplies the version with a Lebesgue distributed positive scale. The raw fixed-scale identity and the unit continuous version determine a version of the scaled excursion, and the jointly measurable equality event gives the product formulation.
The all-age scaling event is jointly Borel in the scale and excursion.
Scaling with a measurable parameter: (Lebesgue ⊗ N)-a.e. in (c, e).
Scaling a continuous version gives a version when the raw scaling identity holds a.e.
Scaling under the unit law, for each fixed c > 0 (not implied by the N version: the
unit law lives on the N-null set {ζ = 1}).
Scaling with a measurable parameter under the unit law: (Lebesgue ⊗ unit)-a.e. in
(c, e) (a form J01's common-lifetime mixture can use).