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TauCeti.Combinatorics.DenseGraphLimits.GraphonSpace.Basic

The metric space of graphons #

The coupling cut distance is a pseudometric on graphons over a fixed probability carrier. This file forms the separation quotient of that pseudometric, identifying two representatives exactly when their cut distance is zero. The quotient carries the resulting genuine metric.

The quotient is fixed-carrier: GraphonSpace Ω μ contains graphons on (Ω, μ). Graphons on different carriers are still compared by the cross-carrier cutDist; they are not bundled into a single universe-level quotient. The abbreviation GraphonSpaceI names the canonical quotient on the unit interval.

Two graphons at cut distance zero — for instance a graphon and any measure-preserving rearrangement of it — are topologically indistinguishable in the cut-metric topology, so the identification that turns the pseudometric into a metric is exactly the separation quotient of the strict graphon type.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

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The fixed-carrier graphon space: strict graphons modulo vanishing cut distance.

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    The graphon-space distance between representatives is their coupling cut distance.

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    Two representatives determine the same point of graphon space exactly when their coupling cut distance vanishes.

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    Graphon space carries the Borel σ-algebra of the cut metric, so that probability measures on graphon space — mixing measures over graphon classes — are measures for its topology.

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    The chosen measurable space on graphon space is exactly the Borel σ-algebra of the cut-metric topology.

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    The canonical graphon space over the unit interval with Lebesgue measure.

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