The volume estimate of Proposition 5.6 #
Paper: D-hepp — Prop 5.6 — the volume estimate (5.12)–(5.14)
This file connects the finite actual-cluster carriers to the scalar
bookkeeping in VolumeIteration, then states the division-free forms of
paper (5.13) and (5.14).
Every plane tree has at least one paper leaf.
A branching descendant has no larger dyadic scale than its ancestor.
Crude local form of the paper's final O(r²) comparison:
the accumulated scale below any vertex is at most 2r times its own
dyadic scale.
The concrete one-child placement set #
The canonical shortest-path parent function extracted from an actual cluster restriction.
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- Anderson4D.actualLinkParent N hN hv zv hzv root = Anderson4D.linkParent hv ⋯ root
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Possible values of a representative leaf of child c, after the
restriction on its selected parent child p has been fixed.
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Cardinality form of the one-child lattice estimate (5.23).
The representative of every non-root child selected by the canonical link parent lies in its concrete (5.23) placement set.
One-child finite-fiber count #
Once a selected parent restriction is fixed, the possible restrictions on one non-root child are bounded by its (5.23) placement count times a uniform bound for the internally anchored child carrier.
Parent-before-child exposure order #
In every suffix, its head is either the distinguished root or its selected parent has already disappeared from that suffix.
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- Anderson4D.IsSuffixExposure p root [] = True
- Anderson4D.IsSuffixExposure p root (c :: cs) = ((c = root ∨ p c ∉ c :: cs) ∧ Anderson4D.IsSuffixExposure p root cs)
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A strict parent-index decrease implies the recursive suffix exposure property, even after earlier vertices have been removed.
The distance-sorted child list of the canonical extension is a valid suffix exposure order for its selected parent function.
Multiplying the exposed child fibers #
Every cluster of an actual restriction has a leaf.
Per-child factor revealed in the parent-before-child exposure.
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Fiberwise multiplication along a parent-before-child exposure list.
Two anchored leaves in one parent fiber #
Child weight for the two-anchor exposure.
If both anchors lie in the root child, its recursive weight is replaced by
the two-anchor weight P. If they lie in distinct children, the second
anchored child pays the usual one-anchor placement weight times the saved
factor N_v⁻⁴.
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Fixing an anchor in a non-root child is no more expensive than the
ordinary placement weight with the N_v⁻⁴ gain inserted.
Fiberwise exposure with two fixed anchored leaves. This is the carrier-level Step 6 refinement: in the split-child case the second fixed anchor removes one lattice placement.
One branch: summing the canonical parent-function fibers #
The immediate child containing an anchored cluster leaf.
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The anchored leaf, viewed inside its immediate root child.
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- Anderson4D.anchorLeafInRootChild hv f = ⟨↑f, ⋯⟩
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Transporting a cluster leaf across equality of its cluster child does not change the underlying global leaf.
Total parent-code function used to partition an anchored carrier. Away from that carrier it takes the harmless identity fallback.
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Product of the exposed child factors, separated into the recursive
child counts and the fullParentWeight consumed by Step 5.
Bound one fiber of the canonical parent code by its full parent weight.
Product identity when both fixed leaves lie in the same child.
Product identity when the fixed leaves first split at the current
branch. Exactly one factor N_v⁻⁴ survives.
Finalized parent-code weight. Unlike the raw exposure product, this vanishes on functions that do not fix the distinguished root child.
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Bound one two-anchor parent-code fiber by its exposed child product.
Finalized two-anchor fiber bound, including the root-fixing factor of
fullParentWeight. This wrapper is needed for empty fibers indexed by
arbitrary parent functions.
Two-anchor carrier estimate before evaluating the parent-function sum.
Evaluated branch recursion when both anchors remain in the same immediate child.
Evaluated branch recursion at the first child split.
One-branch actual-carrier estimate before evaluating the sum over full parent functions.
Evaluated one-branch recursion, the actual-carrier form of paper (5.25).
Iteration over branch descendants #
The local exponential cost paid at one branching vertex.
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- Anderson4D.localRatioCost Nm v = ∑ c : Anderson4D.ClusterChild v, Anderson4D.tildeScale Nm ↑c / ↑(Anderson4D.scaleN Nm v)
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Complete local factor contributed by one branch in (5.26).
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Product of all local branch factors below v.
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Branch-descendant sets below distinct immediate children are disjoint.
All child branch descendants are strict branch descendants of the parent.
Products of descendant weights over the immediate children fit inside the strict-descendant product of the parent.
Multiplying the current branch factor with all child subtree weights is bounded by the full descendant product at the current vertex.
Leaf base case and well-founded cluster iteration #
A strict valid descendant forces a positive child count at its ancestor.
A leaf vertex has no branching descendants.
The cluster leaf carrier below a leaf vertex is a subsingleton.
An anchored actual restriction at a leaf has at most one element.
The local descendant product is nonnegative.
Actual-carrier iteration over every cluster below a valid tree.
Well-founded two-anchor iteration #
Leaves below distinct immediate children have the parent as their lowest common ancestor.
Actual-carrier Step 6 iteration. The scale gain is created exactly at the first branch where the two distinct leaves split and is preserved through every ancestor above it.
Reindexing the accumulated local ratio cost #
Sum of child accumulated scales is bounded by the strict branch descendants of the parent.
The same strict-descendant ratio cost, indexed with the ancestor vertex on the outside.
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- Anderson4D.strictDescendantRatioCost Nm v = ∑ u ∈ t.BranchNodes with v ∈ Anderson4D.strictBranchAncestors u, ↑(t.childCount ↑u) * (↑(Anderson4D.scaleN Nm u) / ↑(Anderson4D.scaleN Nm v))
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The Step-5 child ratio at one branch is bounded by the cost of all its strict branching descendants.
Reversing the order of the strict ancestor/descendant sum gives exactly
the scalar cost used by VolumeIteration.
The total local Step-5 exponential cost is at most
ancestorRatioCost.
Closing the one-anchor iteration #
Every branch is a branch descendant of the root.
The actual descendant product at the root is bounded by the exact
hiterate expression consumed by volume_iteration_bound.
A fixed anchored leaf satisfies the fully iterated Step-5 bound.
The embedding of a full-tree leaf into the root cluster is injective.
A fixed ordered pair of distinct anchored leaves satisfies the fully iterated Step-6 bound with its exact LCA scale gain.
The lattice bracket appearing in paper (5.14), written with the same sup norm used by admissibility.
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- Anderson4D.latticeBracketInvFourth x₀ x₁ = ((1 + Anderson4D.znorm (x₀ - x₁) ^ 2) ^ 2)⁻¹
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Convert the LCA scale gain into the spatial bracket. The only geometric input is the Step-4 cluster-diameter estimate at the LCA.
Fixed-leaf form of (5.14), after converting the LCA gain to the spatial bracket.
Division-free one-point volume bound before absorbing the harmless choice of anchored leaf into the universal exponential constant.
Division-free two-point estimate before absorbing the ordered leaf-pair choice and the polynomial LCA-to-distance loss into a universal exponential constant.
A single explicit universal constant for both exponential losses in the one-anchor estimate.
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Elementary absorption of the anchored-leaf choice and all Step-5
scalar constants into volumeEstimateConstant ^ r.
A common universal constant large enough for both (5.13) and (5.14).
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Absorb the ordered leaf-pair count and the polynomial
(1 + 2r)^4 loss into a universal exponential constant.
Paper (5.13), division-free form. Multiplying by the marked-tree automorphism cardinality avoids field division while retaining exactly the paper's automorphism ratio.
The one-anchor estimate with the common constant used by the complete Proposition 5.6 interface.
Paper (5.14), division-free form, for distinct prescribed points. The LCA scale gain has been converted to the spatial fourth-order bracket, and all ordered-leaf choices are absorbed into the common universal constant.
Requiring the same prescribed point twice gives exactly the one-anchor realized-set carrier. This is the diagonal case singled out in paper Proposition 5.6, Step 2.
Paper (5.14), division-free form. This paper-facing version covers all prescribed points. On the diagonal it is exactly (5.13), since the bracket equals one; off the diagonal it is the LCA-gain estimate above.
Proposition 5.6 (P-5.6), complete frozen interface.
The three conjuncts are respectively the division-free forms of (5.12), (5.13), and (5.14), all using the order-forgetting tree automorphism group.