From declumped Poisson counts to raw zero events #
The probabilistic reduction in Lemma lem:declump_to_raw, source lines
2343–2399, for arbitrary laws on finite plane trees and arbitrary limit filters.
This does not construct the conditioned Bienaymé law or prove its hypotheses.
The finite-measure sandwich also holds for nonmeasurable raw/root events,
with Measure.real interpreted using the outer extension. Applications to the
paper use measurable events (in particular, the discrete tree sigma algebra).
The declumped count must be measurable when its distribution is pushed forward.
The difference of the zero-event probabilities is between zero and the
root-mark probability, exactly as in the proof of Lemma lem:declump_to_raw.
Absolute version of the zero-event sandwich.
A finite-parameter error bound underlying Lemma lem:declump_to_raw.
No boundedness assumption on the Poisson rate is needed.
The abstract law-level reduction of Lemma lem:declump_to_raw.
An arbitrary filter permits subsequent use along admissible tree sizes. The conditioned Bienaymé law and the hypotheses for its application remain separate obligations; they are not supplied by this reduction.