Reversed clocks and ancestral windows #
Measurable compact occupation functions transport uniform convergence to reversed prefixes. At every ancestral time of a fixed horizon, contact restart identifies the earlier height as the difference of two values of that clock. Endpoint jumps are retained explicitly.
The public occupation sequence has a continuous monotone clock on a reversed prefix.
The reversed window supremum includes the original left-endpoint jump.
An ancestral time is a supremum contact in the reversed path.
A constant spatial translation of a prefix preserves its occupation.
Reversing at an earlier horizon is a translated prefix of the shifted reversal.
At every ancestral time, a convergent reversed clock identifies the earlier height.
For a fixed horizon, all its ancestral times have finite identified height on one event.