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TauCeti.Combinatorics.DenseGraphLimits.GraphonSpace.Compact

Graphon space is compact #

The canonical graphon space GraphonSpaceI is a compact metric space (the Lovász--Szegedy compactness theorem). It combines completeness of unit-interval graphons with total boundedness of their cut-distance quotient. The graphon space over an atomless standard Borel carrier is isometric to GraphonSpaceI (isometryEquivGraphonSpaceI), so it is compact too, and hence complete.

Compactness passes to the mixing measures: ProbabilityMeasure GraphonSpaceI is compact and metrizable (the compact-space direction of Prokhorov's theorem), so every sequence of probability measures on the graphon space has a weakly convergent subsequence (exists_subseq_tendsto_probabilityMeasure).

Main results #

References #

Lovász--Szegedy compactness. The cut-distance quotient of unit-interval graphons is a compact metric space. This supplies compactness for graphon-space arguments.

Lovász--Szegedy compactness over atomless standard Borel carriers. The cut-distance quotient of graphons on a standard Borel space with an atomless probability measure is a compact metric space, being isometric to GraphonSpaceI.

Compactness extraction. Every sequence of probability measures on GraphonSpaceI has a weakly convergent subsequence: the graphon space is a compact metric space, so its space of probability measures is compact and metrizable (the compact-space direction of Prokhorov's theorem, with no tightness argument).