Geometric invariance under Hepp-tree automorphisms #
This file proves that the path-based notions used by admissibility are intrinsic to the parent graph. In particular automorphisms preserve the ancestor relation and least common ancestors. These are the nontrivial transport facts behind paper Proposition 5.6, Step 1.
Graph-theoretic ancestry: travel through zero or more child edges.
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- Anderson4D.IsAncestor v w = Relation.ReflTransGen (fun (a b : t.VPos) => b ∈ Anderson4D.graphChildren a) v w
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Graph ancestry is the same as prefix ancestry of position paths.
Conversely, every path prefix is a chain of graph-child edges.
Automorphisms preserve graph ancestry.
Least common ancestors #
Universal property of the least common ancestor.
Children and subtree leaves #
The path-based childrenOf is exactly the graph parent fiber.
Automorphisms carry the children finset to the children finset.
Automorphisms carry all leaves below a vertex to all leaves below its image.
Admissible embeddings #
Reindex a leaf embedding by the induced leaf permutation.
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One child link is preserved by simultaneous transport of the marking, embedding, and vertices.
LinkedChildren is invariant in the forward direction under a tree
automorphism.
Admissibility is preserved by simultaneous automorphism transport.