Automorphisms on Hepp-tree data #
The group PlaneTree.Aut t is defined graph-theoretically, as the vertex
permutations commuting with the total parent map. This file derives the
concrete consequences needed in Proposition 5.6: child counts, leaves, and
branch vertices are invariant, and markings and multiplicities can be
transported along automorphisms.
Children described purely through the total parent map. The inequality removes the root from its own parent fiber.
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- Anderson4D.graphChildren v = {w : t.VPos | Anderson4D.PlaneTree.parentV w = v ∧ w ≠ v}
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The graph-theoretic parent fiber has the recursive child count.
Invariance under automorphisms #
A parent-commuting automorphism maps the child fiber of v bijectively
onto the child fiber of g v.
Automorphisms preserve the number of children at every vertex.
The permutation induced by a tree automorphism on its leaves.
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The permutation induced by a tree automorphism on branch vertices.
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Transporting the structured Hepp data #
Reindex a Hepp marking along a tree automorphism.
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Reindex leaf multiplicities along a tree automorphism.
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Structured transport agrees exactly with the raw marking action after canonical zero extension.
Canonical leaf-only multiplicity data is transported by the same raw function action.
Total multiplicity is invariant under reindexing by an automorphism.
Leafwise parity is invariant under automorphism transport.