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Graphon.HomDensityAlgebra

The homomorphism-density coordinate algebra (issue #33, uniqueness bricks 1–2) #

The uniqueness half of the Diaconis–Janson correspondence runs through the algebra of descended homomorphism-density coordinates on the graphon space. This file provides its first two bricks:

Bricks 3–4 (the multiplicatively closed coordinate span and the Polish measure extensionality) complete the uniqueness theorem.

Multiplicativity of homomorphism densities over disjoint unions.

The Fin (k + l) coordinate form of disjoint-union multiplicativity, via finSumFinEquiv: keeps the coordinate algebra indexed by graphs on Fin n.

The homomorphism-density coordinate: homDensity F · descends to the graphon space (well-defined by the counting lemma homDensity_eq_of_cutDistance_zero).

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    The hom-density coordinates are finite upper sums of the sample-mass coordinates (the forward Möbius identity, descended): equal mixture marginals therefore give equal integrals of every hom-density coordinate.

    The hom-density coordinates separate points of the graphon space (via the determination theorem).