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Graphon.RelFixingAlgebra

The raw fixing σ-algebras of finite tagged vertex sets (R4 converse piece 2a, #107) #

The law-independent factor-algebra layer of the converse representation theorem: for a finite set A of tagged vertices, the σ-algebra of events invariant under every finitely supported sortwise permutation fixing every tagged vertex of A — the A-relativized RelStructure.invariantAlgebra. Crucially this is not "generated by the relation coordinates inside A" (that loses hidden vertex information — a vertex latent carries more than the relations observed at the vertex); the invariance definition captures everything the ambient randomness outside A cannot move.

Everything here is raw and measure-free — no completions, no conditional expectations, no law. The conditional-independence theorem built on this layer lives in Graphon.RelFixingCondIndep, with [Countable S.Rel] supplying StandardBorelSpace (RelStructure S (Vinfinite S)): CondIndep (fixingAlgebra (A ∩ B)) (fixingAlgebra A) (fixingAlgebra B) (fixingAlgebra_le _) M.law for every exchangeable M — dissociation is not required. Sanity specializations: at A = B, and likewise at A = ∅ or B = ∅, one outer algebra equals the conditioning algebra fixingAlgebra (A ∩ B), so the statement is tautological — conditional independence of an algebra from anything given itself; the content is at disjoint nonempty A, B. The standard-Borel factor realizations (stated modulo the law) remain a deliberately separate, later PR.

The fixing stabilizer #

def RelSignature.SortwiseFixing {S : RelSignature} (A : Finset ((s : S.Srt) × S.Vinfinite s)) (σ : S.SrtEquiv.Perm ) :

The A-fixing stabilizer: a sortwise permutation family with common finite support fixing every tagged vertex of A. At A = ∅ this is SortwiseFinSupp — the acting group of RelStructure.invariantAlgebra.

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    theorem RelSignature.SortwiseFixing.one {S : RelSignature} {A : Finset ((s : S.Srt) × S.Vinfinite s)} :
    SortwiseFixing A fun (x : S.Srt) => 1
    theorem RelSignature.SortwiseFixing.mul {S : RelSignature} {A : Finset ((s : S.Srt) × S.Vinfinite s)} {σ τ : S.SrtEquiv.Perm } ( : SortwiseFixing A σ) ( : SortwiseFixing A τ) :
    SortwiseFixing A fun (s : S.Srt) => σ s * τ s
    theorem RelSignature.SortwiseFixing.inv {S : RelSignature} {A : Finset ((s : S.Srt) × S.Vinfinite s)} {σ : S.SrtEquiv.Perm } ( : SortwiseFixing A σ) :
    SortwiseFixing A fun (s : S.Srt) => (σ s)⁻¹
    theorem RelSignature.SortwiseFixing.conj {S : RelSignature} {A : Finset ((s : S.Srt) × S.Vinfinite s)} {σ τ : S.SrtEquiv.Perm } ( : SortwiseFinSupp σ) ( : SortwiseFixing (Finset.image (Sigma.map id fun (s : S.Srt) => (σ s)) A) τ) :
    SortwiseFixing A fun (s : S.Srt) => (σ s)⁻¹ * τ s * σ s

    Conjugation moves the fixed set: conjugating a stabilizer of the image vertex set by σ gives a stabilizer of A — the group-theoretic heart of the transport theorem. Finite support survives because a common bound for σ and τ bounds the conjugate.

    theorem RelSignature.SortwiseFixing.conj_of_fintype {S : RelSignature} {A : Finset ((s : S.Srt) × S.Vinfinite s)} {σ τ : S.SrtEquiv.Perm } [Fintype S.Srt] ( : SortwiseFixing (Finset.image (Sigma.map id fun (s : S.Srt) => (σ s)) A) τ) :
    SortwiseFixing A fun (s : S.Srt) => (σ s)⁻¹ * τ s * σ s

    Conjugation under finitely many sorts needs no support bound on σ: with [Fintype S.Srt] the sortwise suprema of the finitely many inverse images of the bound of τ give a common finite bound for the conjugate — the hypothesis dropped from SortwiseFixing.conj, which is genuinely necessary over infinitely many sorts.

    The raw fixing σ-algebra #

    @[implicit_reducible]

    The raw fixing σ-algebra of a finite tagged vertex set A: measurable events invariant under every finitely supported sortwise relabeling fixing every tagged vertex of A. Law-independent by construction — completions, conditional expectations, and mod-null factor realizations explicitly carry a law and live in later layers.

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      Monotonicity: a larger fixed set is a smaller stabilizer, hence more invariant events.

      The bottom factor is the invariant σ-algebra — near-definitional: at A = ∅ the fixing condition is vacuous and the stabilizer is the full finitely supported group, so dissociation/ergodicity (R3, #106) trivializes exactly this factor.

      Transport #

      theorem RelSignature.RelStructure.relabel_comp_relabel {S : RelSignature} (σ τ : S.SrtEquiv.Perm ) :
      relabel σ relabel τ = relabel fun (s : S.Srt) => τ s * σ s

      Relabelings compose contravariantly (permutation product acts inner-first).

      Transport of the fixing σ-algebra along a finitely supported sortwise relabeling — an equality of pulled-back measurable spaces, not merely an event-membership equivalence: the pullback of the A-fixing algebra is the fixing algebra of the image vertex set. Stabilizers conjugate (SortwiseFixing.conj); the reverse inclusion is the forward one for σ⁻¹ transported through comap composition. Over infinitely many sorts the finite-support hypothesis is genuinely necessary; under [Fintype S.Srt] see fixingAlgebra_comap_relabel_of_fintype.

      Transport under finitely many sorts holds for an arbitrary sortwise permutation family: finite sorts let conjugation recover a common finite bound (SortwiseFixing.conj_of_fintype), so no support hypothesis on σ is needed.