Hypotheses #
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Probabilistic hypotheses for multiscale percolation #
This file records the scale-independence and spatial-separation hypotheses, the union of bad events over scales, and the measurable crossing-path event.
Mutual independence of spatial-block sigma-algebras at scales at most
L, for any finite family of blocks separated by more than 3^L in the
lattice sup distance.
The source states the two-block form SepTwoBlockIndep, which implies this
mutual form by sepIndep_of_twoBlock. Sites inside one block need not be
separated, which is essential when an inflated event is generated by every
site of a cube.
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The source's two-block separation hypothesis: for any scale L and any two
sets of sites at lattice sup distance more than 3^L, the sigma-algebras
generated by the events of scale at most L over those sites are independent
(pinned manuscript, line 14196). Separation already forces the two sets
to be disjoint, so disjointness is not assumed separately.
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The two-block separation hypothesis of the source implies mutual independence of the spatial blocks of a separated finite family.
The number of distinct good vertices of a path, represented as a real
random variable. Passing through toFinset implements the vertex-set reading
when a path repeats a site.
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- Algsuperdiff.Section5.Percolation.goodVertexCount B Γ ω = ∑ z ∈ Γ.toFinset, (Algsuperdiff.Section5.Percolation.badSet B z)ᶜ.indicator (fun (x : Ω) => 1) ω
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The event that some crossing path has fewer than the prescribed number of good vertices.
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