Weak convergence of graphon mixtures (issue #33, analytic layer) #
The compactness infrastructure for the Diaconis–Janson representation theorem (steps
3–4 of the #33 plan; the integral bridge mixturePMF_apply_toReal and the weak
continuity continuous_mixturePMF_apply_toReal live with the mixture definitions in
Graphon/ExchangeableGraphLaw.lean):
GraphonSpace.exists_subseq_tendsto— Prokhorov extraction: every sequence of mixing measures on the compact metrizable graphon space has a weakly convergent subsequence (Mathlib'sCompactSpace (ProbabilityMeasure _)+ metrizability);GraphonSpace.graphClass/GraphonSpace.empiricalMixing— the graphon class of a finite simple graph, and the empirical mixing measure of an exchangeable law at sizen(the pushforward ofL.law nundergraphClass).
The remaining #33 content is the collision-bound marginal identification (step 5) and Stone–Weierstrass uniqueness (step 6).
Prokhorov extraction: every sequence of mixing measures on the compact metrizable graphon space has a weakly convergent subsequence.
The graphon class of a finite simple graph (its embedded step graphon, in the graphon space).
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The empirical mixing measure of an exchangeable graph law at size n: sample
Gₙ ∼ L.law n and take its graphon class. Step 3 of the #33 plan; Prokhorov extraction
applies to the sequence fun n => empiricalMixing L (n + 1) — downstream statements use
the successor form so the NeZero hypothesis discharges definitionally instead of
recurring as bookkeeping.