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:
GraphonSpace.homDensityCoord— homomorphism densities descend to continuous coordinates on the graphon space (well-defined by the counting lemma, continuous by Lipschitz continuity in cut distance), each a finite upper sum ofsampleMassCoords (homDensityCoord_eq_sum_sampleMassCoord), and jointly point-separating;Graphon.homDensity_sum— multiplicativity over disjoint unions:homDensity (F ⊕g H) W = homDensity F W * homDensity H W. Proof:F ⊕g His the sup of the two vertex-embedded copies, whose edge sets are disjoint, so the integrand factors pointwise (Quot.outorientation is absorbed by the range lemmaout_mem_range_of_mem_edgeFinset_mapand byhomDensity_map_embedding); the pi integral overV ⊕ V'splits bymeasurePreserving_sumPiEquivProdPi_symmandintegral_prod_mul, and each factor ishomDensityof a mapped graph, whichhomDensity_map_embeddingreduces to the original;Graphon.homDensity_sum_finAdd— theFin (k + l)corollary viafinSumFinEquiv, keeping the coordinate algebra indexed by graphs onFin n.
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).
Equations
- GraphonSpace.homDensityCoord F = SeparationQuotient.lift (fun (W : Graphon α μ) => Graphon.homDensity F W) ⋯
Instances For
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).