Deterministic reconstruction of continuous heights #
Rational evaluations determine a continuous height uniquely, including on a singleton horizon. Constant extension preserves the compact prefix literally.
The continuous height process: the continuous function agreeing with heightUniv θ f at
every rational time when one exists (it is then unique), the zero function otherwise.
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Every path of heightLoc is continuous.
Rational nonnegative times are dense.
Continuous extensions of the same rational heights coincide.
The continuous height starts at 0 for every path (height θ f 0 = 0 surely).
The continuous height is nonnegative for every path.
Extension of a path on [0,T] by its terminal value (the junk branch never occurs).
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- BGW.StableTrees.extendConst T g = if h : IsCadlag fun (u : NNReal) => g (Set.projIcc 0 ↑T ⋯ ↑u) then ⟨fun (u : NNReal) => g (Set.projIcc 0 ↑T ⋯ ↑u), h⟩ else BGW.Skorokhod.DLoc.zero
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Prefix height map on [0,T]: the continuous function on [0,T] agreeing with
heightUniv of extendConst T g at the rational times of [0,T] when one exists, 0
otherwise.
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Constant extension is càdlàg, including at the terminal time.
Restricting constant extension gives the original path.
Constant extension is measurable for the evaluation sigma algebra.
Literal prefix locality of the raw height: height θ f t reads f only on [0,t].
The fixed-time height is measurable.
Deterministic reconstruction: a continuous function on [0,T] agreeing with
heightUniv θ f at the rational times of [0,T] is the prefix height of f (no law
involved; used by H04 under the excursion measures).