Full exchangeability and path-law bridges #
The Layer 0 bridges between finite exchangeability, full exchangeability, and path-law endomorphisms:
exchangeable_iff_fullyExchangeable— finite exchangeability (invariance under permutations of eachFin n) is equivalent to full exchangeability (invariance under all permutations ofℕ) for a process with a.e. measurable coordinates under a finite measure.FullyExchangeable.measurePreserving_shift— a fully exchangeable process has a shift-invariant path law, the bridge from symmetry to the Koopman/ergodic lane.fullyExchangeable_iff_forall_map_permReindex_pathLawandfullyExchangeable_iff_forall_measurePreserving_permReindex— full exchangeability is equivalently invariance, or measure preservation, of the path law under every time-permutation reindexing map.
These bridges live together because they all identify the process-level symmetry
FullyExchangeable μ X with corresponding path-law invariance statements. They are thin: they
reuse the Layer 0 API and Mathlib — finite-marginal uniqueness (FiniteMarginals), the
contractability bridge (Contractability), generic path-law reindexing, and Mathlib's finite
permutation extension theorem — rather than new measure theory.
These declarations are adapted from the cameronfreer/exchangeability Layer 0 sources pinned at
e0532e59ceff23edab44dda9ab0655debbc9cc22, with Tau Ceti API names and hypotheses.
Full exchangeability implies finite exchangeability at each dimension n.
Full exchangeability implies finite exchangeability.
Finite exchangeability implies full exchangeability for a finite law with a.e. measurable
coordinates: the path law is invariant under every permutation of ℕ.
Finite exchangeability ↔ full exchangeability for a process with a.e. measurable coordinates under a finite measure.
A fully exchangeable process has a shift-invariant path law — the Layer 0 shift-preservation bridge.
Path-law permutation reindexing #
Reindexing a path law by a time permutation gives the path law of the permuted process.
Full exchangeability is exactly invariance of the path law under every time permutation.
A fully exchangeable process has path law invariant under any time permutation.
Reindexing path space by any time permutation preserves the path law of a fully exchangeable process.
Full exchangeability is exactly preservation of the path law by every time-permutation reindexing map.
If every time permutation preserves the path law, then the process is fully exchangeable.
A measure-preserving form of the path-law bridge: if every time permutation preserves the path law, then the process is fully exchangeable.