The Vervaat image of the stable bridge #
A single discrete offspring witness identifies the Vervaat bridge limit with the normalized Itô excursion law, by agreement of prefixes and the pinned terminal value.
1. Adapters to the sealed discrete bridge and prefix results #
(K06 statement) Walk bridge invariance principle.
(K06 statement) Cyclic law: the Vervaat image of the discrete walk bridge is the exact-size Łukasiewicz path law.
(K07 statement) Exact-size walk prefixes: the restriction of the exact-size path law to
[0,a] converges to the unit-excursion prefix.
2. The single witness #
One witness for the whole identification: an offspring law, a norming, the stable domain proof and an unbounded admissible sequence of sizes, all chosen once.
The offspring law.
The norming sequence.
- h : StableDomain self.μ θ self.B
Attraction to the spectrally positive
θ-stable law. The sample sizes.
- hqtop : Filter.Tendsto self.q Filter.atTop Filter.atTop
The sizes are unbounded.
- hq (k : ℕ) : Admissible self.μ (self.q k)
The sizes are admissible:
P(ζ = q k) ≠ 0.
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3. The Vervaat image and the full-path limit #
The Vervaat image (stableBridgeLaw θ).map vervaatD as a probability measure.
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Full-path limit of the transformed walk bridge: along the witness the exact-size walk
laws converge to the Vervaat image of the stable bridge. K06 convergence, the a.s.
continuity of vervaatD at the bridge (stableBridgeLaw_ae_continuousAt_vervaatD), the
continuous mapping theorem, and the cyclic law map_vervaatD_walkBridgeLaw. The terminal
value of the paths is -1/B n; nothing is assumed about the limit at time 1.
4. Prefixes on a dense set of times and the terminal coordinate #
The time a ∈ [0,1] as a point of the domain of D 1 ℝ.
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- BGW.StableTrees.VervaatIto.timePoint a ha = ⟨↑a, ⋯⟩
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P has no fixed discontinuity at t: almost every path is continuous at t.
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- BGW.StableTrees.VervaatIto.NoFixedDiscontinuity P t = (↑P {f : BGW.Skorokhod.D 1 ℝ | ¬ContinuousAt (⇑f) t} = 0)
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A probability law on D[0,1] has at most countably many fixed discontinuities.
A dense set of cutoff times outside the fixed discontinuities of the Vervaat image
(countable_fixedDiscontinuities and density of the complement of a countable set).
Equality of prefixes (K06 + K07 on the same witness w, which is exposed here and passed
to tendsto_exactWalkLaw_vervaatImage hθ w): at every a ∈ (0,1) where the
Vervaat image has no fixed discontinuity, its restriction to [0,a] is the unit-excursion
prefix. The same sequence E_k = exactWalkLaw converges to both (CMT for restrict
at continuity points and K07).
Both laws vanish a.s. at the terminal time (stableBridgeLaw_ae_vervaat_endpoints).
Uniqueness with the terminal coordinate: two laws on D[0,1] that agree on the prefixes
[0,a] for a in a set of times dense in (0,1), and are both a.s. 0 at time 1, are equal
using ext_of_finiteDimensional: every finite collection of nonterminal times fits below a
cutoff in A, and its joint law is obtained by adjoining the terminal constant 0.
5. C35 #
C35, probability-measure form: the Vervaat image of the stable bridge is the unit excursion law.
C35 (K08 main theorem): for 1 < θ ≤ 2, the Vervaat transform of the stable bridge has
the law of the normalized Itô excursion (levyExcLaw θ). Statement as in the blueprint.