Measurable maps into graphon space #
Graphon space carries the Borel σ-algebra of the cut metric. This file shows that the homomorphism densities are a complete set of measurable coordinates for it: a map into graphon space is measurable exactly when each of its homomorphism densities is. This holds over every probability carrier, with no standard-Borel hypothesis.
The reason is topological. The homomorphism densities of all finite graphs are a topological
embedding of every graphon space into a countable product of copies of ℝ
(isInducing_homDensityCoords), and an embedding pulls the Borel σ-algebra back to the Borel
σ-algebra.
The criterion turns joint measurability into measurability of the class: if (t, x, y) ↦ W t x y
is measurable, then each density t ↦ t(F, W t) is measurable (measurable_homDensity), so
t ↦ ⟦W t⟧ is measurable. This is what makes the law of the class of a random graphon, the
pushforward of a measure on the parameter space, a mixing measure on graphon space.
Main results #
TauCeti.DenseGraphLimits.measurable_graphonSpace_iff_forall_homDensity— a map into graphon space is measurable if and only if all its homomorphism densities are;TauCeti.DenseGraphLimits.measurable_graphonSpace_mk— the class of a jointly measurable family of graphons is measurable in the parameter.
References #
- P. Diaconis, S. Janson, Graph limits and exchangeable random graphs, Rend. Mat. Appl. (7) 28 (2008), 33--61, Sections 2--3 (graph limits as a compact space coordinatised by homomorphism densities).
Homomorphism densities are measurable coordinates on graphon space. A map into graphon space, over any probability carrier, is measurable if and only if the homomorphism density of every finite graph along it is measurable.
The class of a measurable family of graphons is measurable. If a family of graphons depends jointly measurably on a parameter, then its class in graphon space depends measurably on the parameter.