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TauCeti.Combinatorics.DenseGraphLimits.Sampling.AlmostSure.Basic

Almost-sure convergence of sampled homomorphism densities #

Sample the infinite W-random graph once, from the joint sampling law infiniteSampleLaw W, and read off its growing windows on the labels below n; each window has the law G(n, W). This file shows that, almost surely, the homomorphism densities of the windows converge to those of W: for a fixed finite graph F, and simultaneously for every finite graph on Fin k and every k.

The last form is phrased with the step graphons finiteGraphGraphon of the windows, which are graphons on the unit interval: almost surely every homomorphism density of the windows' step graphons converges to the corresponding density of W. Combined with the equivalence between convergence of all homomorphism densities and convergence in cut distance, this is what yields almost-sure convergence of the windows to W in cut distance.

Main results #

References #

Almost-sure convergence of a sampled homomorphism density. For a fixed finite graph F, almost every infinite W-random graph G has windows whose homomorphism densities converge to the graphon density:

t(F, G[{0, …, n - 1}]) → t(F, W) as n → ∞.

Almost-sure convergence of all sampled homomorphism densities. Almost every infinite W-random graph G has windows whose homomorphism densities converge to those of W, for every finite graph on Fin k and every k at once.

Almost-sure convergence of the sampled step graphons' homomorphism densities. Almost every infinite W-random graph G has windows G[{0, …, n}] whose step graphons on the unit interval satisfy t(F, W_{G[{0, …, n}]}) → t(F, W) for every finite graph F on Fin k and every k at once. The window has n + 1 vertices, so the step graphon is defined for every n.