Joined Trajectory #
Initialization joined to the continuous trajectory #
The time-zero spatial coordinate of trajectoryLaw is the iid refreshed
inventory. We use that exact coordinate vector as the replenishment supply
for the first m scheduled matches. Thus initialization and the main policy
live on one path space, with a pathwise (not merely count-law) phase boundary.
A continuous coordinate state, viewed as the supply used by initialization.
Equations
- FD1D.V5.ContinuousProcess.coordinateRefreshSupply L s = { location := fun (j : Fin m) => ↑(s j), leaf := FD1D.V5.spatialLeaves L s, location_mem_unit := ⋯ }
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The terminal initialized supply read from the same path used by the main policy.
Equations
- FD1D.V5.ContinuousProcess.joinedInitializationTerminal initial path = initial.refresh (FD1D.V5.ContinuousProcess.coordinateRefreshSupply L (path 0).1) m
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Every terminal initialized coordinate is the corresponding time-zero path coordinate.
The terminal initialized leaf labels are the labels of the time-zero path coordinates.
The terminal initialized count is the time-zero count of the same path.
The time-zero spatial vector on the trajectory has the iid continuous law.
On the joined path law, initialization terminates with the refreshed count law.
Cost of scheduled initialization match j on the joined path.
Equations
- FD1D.V5.ContinuousProcess.joinedInitializationStepCost initial demand path j = |demand j - (initial.refresh (FD1D.V5.ContinuousProcess.coordinateRefreshSupply L (path 0).1) ↑j).location j|
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The joined scheduled match removes the still-unrefreshed original label.
The joined path's initialization costs sum to the explicit initialization cost.
A main-period path cost is integrable on the continuous trajectory law.
The average cost of initialization followed by the main policy, as one random variable on the single infinite continuous trajectory.
Equations
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The joined full-horizon path cost is integrable.
The expectation of the one-path full-horizon cost is exactly initialization cost plus the sum of the trajectory's one-period expected costs.
Manuscript part (ii): scheduled replacement followed by the v5 policy
has average expected cost at most 9a/m once N ≥ 2m².