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Extremality: dissociated exchangeable laws are the Dirac mixtures (issue #33) #

The Diaconis–Janson extremality criterion (their Theorem 5.5), via upper-event factorization:

This proves the extremality criterion without formalizing the convex extreme-point structure itself.

The upper mass of a finite graph under an exchangeable law: the total mass of the supergraphs of F under the k-vertex marginal.

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    Dissociated exchangeable laws: upper events on disjoint vertex blocks are independent (Diaconis–Janson Theorem 5.5 criterion; cross-block edges remain unrestricted).

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      The upper mass of a graphon mixture is the integral of the corresponding hom-density coordinate against the mixing measure.

      Diaconis–Janson extremality (their Theorem 5.5): a graphon mixture is dissociated iff the mixing measure is a Dirac. Dissociation at two copies of F makes every hom-density coordinate a.s. constant; point separation of the coordinates then collapses the mixing measure to a point.

      The exchangeable law of a fixed graphon is dissociated: it is the Dirac mixture at its graphon class.

      Extremality for arbitrary exchangeable laws: a law is dissociated iff it is the sample law of a fixed graphon (the Dirac characterization, transported along the representation and surjective_mk).