The padded contour of a discrete forest #
The forest is explored block by block, with two zero contour units after each tree. Its contour is bracketed by the record-count height process, with a normalized uniform-error estimate stated in terms of height oscillation and adjacent height jumps.
The discrete σ-algebra on plane trees, used locally for countable sums over trees.
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The discrete σ-algebra on words of natural numbers, used locally for countable sums.
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The block whose padded contour interval [2 L r, 2 L (r+1)) contains the integer time m
(junk 0 when no block does, which happens only off LadderFinite).
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Padded forest contour at integer time m: the contour of blockTree ω r at local time
m - 2 L r, r = contourBlock ω m, so that tree r occupies [2 L r, 2 L (r+1)] (its contour,
then two zero units); junk 0 off LadderFinite.
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The normalized contour path t ↦ (B n / n) * forestContourLin ω (2 n t) on [0,T] (the
junk branch never occurs, continuous_forestContourLin).
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The uniform distance on [0,T] between the normalized contour at time 2nt and the
normalized interpolated height at time nt.
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The interpolated padded contour is continuous.
Each integer-time padded-contour coordinate is measurable.
The normalized padded-contour path on a compact horizon is measurable.
The uniform contour/height error is measurable.
The error is the uniform distance between the contour and height paths.
Tree-by-tree adapters to K12a #
The padded clock: tree r occupies 2 z_r time units, also when it is a singleton.
On block r the padded forest contour is the contour of blockTree ω r, followed by two
zero units (local times 2 z_r - 2 and 2 z_r - 1).
Forest heights on block r are the DFS heights of blockTree ω r, including the value
0 at index z_r (the next root).
Interpolated form, on the closed block [2 L r, 2 L r + 2 z_r].
Interpolated form, on the closed block [L r, L r + z_r].
Forest bracketing #
Forest first visit: the DFS vertex of global index k is first visited by the padded
contour at time b_k = 2k - H_k.
Integer forest bracketing: between the first visits b_k and b_{k+1}, the padded
contour stays within |H_{k+1} - H_k| + 1 of H_k (across a tree boundary, H_{k+1} = 0).
Real-time forest bracketing: every contour time s ≥ 0 lies in a bracket k with
s/2 - 1 ≤ k ≤ s/2 + H_k/2, and the interpolated contour at s is within
|H_{k+1} - H_k| + 1 of H_k.
Normalized deterministic bound: if w ≥ 1 bounds half the heights of indices ≤ 2nT
and w + 1 ≤ n, the contour/height error on [0,T] is at most the height oscillation at
scale w/n plus the largest adjacent jump, both on the horizon T + 1, plus B_n/n.
Contour/height comparison (blueprint K12) on every positive horizon:
sup_{t ≤ T} |(B_n/n) C(2nt) - (B_n/n) H_lin(nt)| → 0 in probability.