The root-declumping parent formula #
Section 5.1 of the paper (source lines 2148–2229; inventory P15 and Lemma
lem:root_declumping(i),(ii)). For a critical offspring law μ with μ_1 ≠ 1, a set
B ⊆ ℕ and a mark G, write π = P(G(𝒯) = 1) and π̂ = P(Ghat(𝒯) = 1) for the declumped
mark Ghat = declumpedMark B G (root degree in B and some marked child).
parent_formula(eq:parent_formula): by the branching property,π̂ = E[1{D ∈ B}(1 - (1 - π)^D)] = F_B(π),F_B(p) = ∑_{j ∈ B} μ_j (1 - (1 - p)^j); more generallybienayme_real_rootDegree_mem_forall_existscomputesP(k_∅ ∈ B, all children in A', some child in A)forA ⊆ A'.pointwise_bounds:p ≤ 1 - (1 - p)^d ≤ d pford ≥ 1,p ∈ [0, 1]; hencebB_mul_le_declumped,declumped_le_cBReal_mul:b_B π ≤ π̂ ≤ c_B π, withb_B = P(D ∈ B, D ≥ 1)(bB_eq_prob) andc_B = ∑_{j ∈ B} j μ_j;b_B > 0 ↔ c_B > 0.tendsto_slopeFun,tendsto_parentFun_div,parentFun_sub_isLittleO: the derivative ofF_Bat zero isc_B, by dominated convergence with the summable dominating sequencej μ_j 1{j ∈ B}(finite first moment only; no second moment is assumed).root_declumping_bounded,root_declumping_divergent: Lemmalem:root_declumping(i),(ii) along an arbitrary filter and an arbitrary scalex → ∞.
Part (iii) of Lemma lem:root_declumping needs forest and local-limit estimates and is not
proved here.
The function F_B(p) = ∑_{j ∈ B} μ_j (1 - (1 - p)^j) of the parent formula
eq:parent_formula.
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Parent formula eq:parent_formula (source lines 2219–2224, inventory P15): for a
critical μ with μ_1 ≠ 1, any B ⊆ ℕ and any mark G, with π = P(G(𝒯) = 1) and
Ghat = declumpedMark B G, P(Ghat(𝒯) = 1) = E[1{D ∈ B}(1 - (1 - π)^D)] = ∑_{j ∈ B} μ_j (1-(1-π)^j).
Pointwise bounds and the constants b_B, c_B #
The constant c_B = E[k_∅(𝒯) 1{k_∅(𝒯) ∈ B}] = ∑_{j ∈ B} j μ_j, in real numbers.
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- PoissonDeclumping.RootDeclumping.cBReal μ B = ∑' (j : ℕ), B.indicator (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑j * PoissonDeclumping.LeafHeight.mass μ j) j
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The constant b_B = P(k_∅(𝒯) ∈ B, k_∅(𝒯) ≥ 1) = ∑_{j ∈ B, j ≥ 1} μ_j.
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c_B ≤ 1 (critical μ).
Derivative at zero, by dominated convergence (finite first moment only) #
ψ_B(p) = ∑_{j ∈ B} μ_j ∑_{i < j} (1 - p)^i, so that F_B(p) = p ψ_B(p) and
ψ_B(0) = c_B.
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- PoissonDeclumping.RootDeclumping.slopeFun μ B p = ∑' (j : ℕ), B.indicator (fun (j : ℕ) => PoissonDeclumping.LeafHeight.mass μ j * ∑ i ∈ Finset.range j, (1 - p) ^ i) j
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Dominated convergence (source lines 2226–2228), with the dominating sequence
j μ_j 1{j ∈ B}, which is summable by criticality (finite first moment); no second moment is
used: ψ_B(p) → c_B as p ↓ 0.
F_B(π) / π → c_B as π ↓ 0 (source lines 2226–2228).
Probabilistic form: b_B π ≤ π̂ ≤ c_B π and Lemma lem:root_declumping(i),(ii) #
b_B = P(k_∅(𝒯) ∈ B, k_∅(𝒯) ≥ 1).
π̂ ≥ b_B π (source line 2210): P(Ghat(𝒯) = 1) ≥ b_B P(G(𝒯) = 1).
π̂ ≤ c_B π (source line 2226).
Lemma lem:root_declumping(i) (source lines 2206–2207, 2226–2229), for an arbitrary
filter l and scale x → ∞ (the paper: x = n → ∞ along admissible sizes): if the raw mean
x π is eventually bounded, then x π̂ - c_B x π → 0. Only criticality (finite first moment)
is used; no second moment.
Lemma lem:root_declumping(ii) (source line 2208), for an arbitrary filter: if
b_B > 0 and the raw mean x π diverges, then the declumped mean x π̂ diverges.