Balanced initial count laws for every inventory size #
For arbitrary m, divisibility by the leaf count need not hold. We avoid
that restriction by taking the uniform law on the finite set of global
maximizers of the harmonic tree potential. Child-subtree swaps preserve the
potential, so this law is tree invariant. Its initial expected potential is
maximal, which removes the endpoint term from the finite-horizon energy
telescope.
Swapping two child subtrees preserves the V5 harmonic tree potential.
The invariant law on potential maximizers #
All count states attaining the largest V5 tree potential.
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Uniform probability law on the finite set of potential maximizers.
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The maximizer law is invariant under every child-subtree swap.
Every state potential is bounded by the maximizer law's expectation.
All-horizon energy and squared-cost bounds #
The V5 master-energy estimate has no endpoint penalty when the initial expected potential globally majorizes every state potential.
The maximizer law has the stationary-strength transport bound for every horizon.
Count-envelope RMS bound from the balanced maximizer law.
The manuscript-parameter balanced initial count law.
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Balanced-initial-inventory corollary: for every positive horizon, the RMS
count-state squared-cost envelope has the stationary constant
2 + sqrt(501/12).