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TauCeti.Combinatorics.DenseGraphLimits.ExchangeableGraphLaw.Infinite.Basic

Exchangeable laws on infinite graphs #

An exchangeable random graph on the labels ℕ is a probability law on SimpleGraph ℕ that is invariant under relabelling along every permutation of ℕ. Its windows — the laws of the restrictions to the labels Fin k — form an ExchangeableGraphLaw: restricting along an injection Fin k ↪ Fin l is, on the infinite graph, relabelling by a permutation of ℕ extending the injection, followed by taking the smaller window. Conversely every ExchangeableGraphLaw is the family of windows of exactly one such law, so the two presentations of an exchangeable random graph agree (exchangeableGraphLawEquivInfinite).

Uniqueness holds because a finite measure on SimpleGraph ℕ is determined by its windows (measure_ext_of_map_restrictFin). Existence is Kolmogorov's extension theorem: reading an infinite graph through its Boolean edge coordinates graphCoordEquiv, the level-n marginals prescribe a projective family of laws on the finitely many coordinates below any bound, and a projective limit on the countable product of the coordinates exists. The extension is exchangeable because each window of a relabelled extension is a restriction of a larger window along an injection, which the consistency of the marginals controls.

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The extension of consistent marginals #

Exchangeable laws on infinite graphs #

An exchangeable law on infinite graphs: a probability law on the graphs on ℕ invariant under relabelling along every permutation of ℕ.

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    An exchangeable law on infinite graphs is determined by its law: the other fields are propositions.

    Consistent finite marginals are an exchangeable law on infinite graphs. An exchangeable graph law extends to a unique relabelling-invariant law on the graphs on ℕ whose windows are its marginals; conversely the windows of such a law are consistent marginals.

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      The windows of the extension are the marginals. The level-k window of the infinite law attached to an exchangeable graph law is its level-k marginal.

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      The marginals attached to an exchangeable law on infinite graphs are its windows.

      A window read along an embedding of labels has the law of the window of its length.