Cluster diameter from the Hepp-tree link condition #
This file formalizes paper §5.3 Step 4(a), equation (5.22a). For a vertex
v, tildeScale Nm v is the sum of
childCount(t,u) * scaleN(Nm,u)
over branching descendants u of v (including v when it branches).
The paper writes the same index condition as “v is an ancestor of u”.
Here ancestry is the prefix relation on vertex-position lists.
Branching descendants of v, including v itself when it branches.
Equations
- Anderson4D.branchDescendants v = {u ∈ t.BranchNodes | ↑v <+: ↑u}
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The accumulated scale from (5.22a). It is ℝ-valued because it is
compared directly with znorm; every summand is the coercion of the paper's
integer quantity #children(u) N_u.
Equations
- Anderson4D.tildeScale Nm v = ∑ u ∈ Anderson4D.branchDescendants v, ↑(t.childCount ↑u) * ↑(Anderson4D.scaleN Nm u)
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Moving downward in the tree can only remove summands from
tildeScale.
The finite set childrenOf v has the expected cardinality.
Recursive branch step behind (5.22a): if the diameter estimate is known
inside every immediate child cluster, the LinkedChildren condition gives
the estimate at the branch itself. A simple path in the finite child-link
graph is used, so every child-cluster contribution is charged at most once
and the number of link edges is strictly smaller than childCount t v.1.
Cluster diameter bound, paper (5.22a). In an admissible embedding,
any two leaves below v are separated by at most the accumulated descendant
scale tildeScale Nm v. The statement also covers non-Hepp-valid carriers:
a unary vertex simply inherits the estimate from its unique child.