Increasing Green-tree integrability for R-324 #
Expanding every renormalized difference in (4.18) replaces selected edges
of the linear Green chain by shortcuts whose left endpoint is still earlier
than the right endpoint. Every expanded summand is therefore an increasing
rooted tree: vertex i+1 has one parent among 0,...,i.
This file proves joint integrability of the Green product for every such parent map. The proof removes the terminal vertex, uses Haar translation invariance for its single incident parent edge, and transports the result through the terminal-coordinate measurable equivalence.
Embed the dependent parent index into the common vertex carrier.
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- Anderson4D.increasingTreeParentVertex parent i = Fin.castLE ⋯ (parent i)
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Product of one Green factor along every edge of an increasing tree.
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- Anderson4D.increasingTreeGreenProduct parent x = ∏ i : Fin n, ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (x (Anderson4D.increasingTreeParentVertex parent i) - x i.succ))
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Restrict an increasing parent map to all nonterminal edges.
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Separate the terminal vertex from all preceding vertices.
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- Anderson4D.increasingTreeLastEquiv n = MeasurableEquiv.piFinSuccAbove (fun (x : Fin (n + 2)) => Anderson4D.T4) (Fin.last (n + 1))
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Terminal-vertex factorization of an increasing Green tree.
Every increasing Green tree is jointly integrable in all its vertices.
This is the tree analogue of integrable_weightedGreenPath_joint.