Universal height sequence: definitions and deterministic properties #
The sequence interface records rational-age and almost-everywhere-age convergence under all laws. The totalized limsup is measurable, nonnegative, and depends literally on the prefix.
ε is positive, strictly decreasing to 0, and along it the approximations converge almost
surely at every rational time: to H02's height under the stable law, and to some limit under
N on {q < ζ} and under the unit law at ages q < 1; the same holds at Lebesgue-almost every
age (needed by H04's locality at the random ages q - g).
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The chosen universal sequence (junk 1/(k+1) only if none exists).
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- BGW.StableTrees.heightEps θ = if h : ∃ (ε : ℕ → ℝ), BGW.StableTrees.IsUniversalHeightSeq θ ε then Classical.choose h else fun (k : ℕ) => 1 / (↑k + 1)
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The height read along the universal sequence (a real limsup; junk where it diverges).
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- BGW.StableTrees.heightUniv θ f t = Filter.limsup (fun (k : ℕ) => BGW.StableTrees.heightApprox (BGW.StableTrees.heightEps θ k) f t) Filter.atTop
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Joint measurability of the universal height.
heightUniv θ f 0 = 0 for every path.
heightUniv is nonnegative for every path.
Agreement of compact prefixes implies agreement of every contained approximation.
Literal prefix locality: heightUniv θ f t reads f only on [0,t].