Support of ancestral exploration measures #
Future-infimum Stieltjes measures agree strictly before an ancestor. Clock order separates the earlier and later heights, transporting the fixed-horizon support bounds to every ancestor. Rational horizons give one event for ancestral support tops. The final window identity records the deterministic source truncation needed for exploration restart.
Before an ancestral time, the two future-infimum functions coincide.
The exploration source before an ancestor does not depend on the later horizon.
Away from its terminal height, an ancestral exploration uses the earlier source window.
At a fixed horizon, every ancestor has an upper support bound and no gaps below its height.
An upper support bound and positivity below a nonnegative level identify its support top.
Ancestral top identification: a.s., for every t and ancestral s (same antecedent as
ae_heightApprox_ancestral), the top of the support of ρ_s is H_s.
Future infima across a deterministic restart split into the old and fresh windows.