Limits of sign laws along an ultrafilter #
Probability laws on V → Bool are compact in the following sense: along any ultrafilter,
the finite-dimensional marginals of a family of laws converge, and Kolmogorov extension
turns the limits into one law. Every property that is a closed condition on finitely many
coordinates, holding eventually along the ultrafilter, then holds for the limit. In
particular Rooted, SameOn and TraceBound pass to the limit.
Along an ultrafilter, laws on a finite type converge setwise to a limit measure.
Along an ultrafilter, sign laws have a limit law: the integral of every finite-valued function of finitely many coordinates converges to its integral under the limit.
A bound on the integral of a finite-valued function of finitely many coordinates that holds eventually along the ultrafilter holds for the limit law.
J over N passes to the limit law.
The mass of a measurable set determined by finitely many coordinates converges to its mass under the limit law.
Agreement of finite marginals on A with a fixed law passes to the limit law.
A trace bound that holds eventually along the ultrafilter holds for the limit law.