The finite tree #
The finite-height tree, its cylinder sets, and the parent-disjointness lemma.
The root ∅.
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Non-terminal nodes H_n.
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- OrderClosures.TreeNonterminal n = { t : OrderClosures.TreeNode n // t.level < n }
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The product space I_n = ℕ^{H_n}.
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The strict prefix t|j, regarded as a non-terminal node.
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- OrderClosures.strictPrefix t j = ⟨t.restrict ↑j, ⋯⟩
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The cylinder E_t.
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- OrderClosures.treeCylinder n t = {α : OrderClosures.TreeProduct n | ∀ (j : Fin t.level), α (OrderClosures.strictPrefix t j) ≤ (↑t).get j}
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Characterizes membership in a child cylinder by the parent coordinates and one new label; used in the cylinder partition proofs.
Paper Lemma lem:basic-tree, part (a).
The characteristic function s_t = χ_{E_t}.
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Evaluates a tree function on its supporting cylinder; used in the exact basis and tree-operator computations.
Evaluates a tree function off its supporting cylinder; used to show finite tree sums vanish outside their cylinder union.
BanLat's vector-lattice structure is supplied here for real-valued bounded continuous functions; all non-proof data comes from Mathlib's pointwise instances.
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- OrderClosures.boundedContinuousFunctionNormedVectorLattice A = { toModule := BoundedContinuousFunction.instModule, toPosSMulMono := ⋯, toHasSolidNorm := ⋯, toNormSMulClass := ⋯ }
Paper Lemma lem:basic-tree, parts (b) and (c).
Paper Lemma lem:finite-cover.
Parent-disjointness (π-disjointness in the source).
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The finite union of the cylinders indexed by F.
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- OrderClosures.finiteCylinderUnion n F = ⋃ (t : ↥F), OrderClosures.treeCylinder n ↑t
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The finite supremum of the tree functions, represented by the indicator of the corresponding finite union.
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The last label of a nonroot node, with a harmless root default; used to construct coordinates escaping finite cylinder unions.
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Identifies the last strict prefix with the parent of a nonroot node; used when constructing points outside parent-disjoint cylinder families.
Records positivity of a finite supremum of tree functions; used in the least-upper-bound statement for parent-disjoint families.
Shows that a finite tree supremum vanishes outside its cylinder union; used in the common-lower-bound argument.
Forces a common lower bound to be nonpositive when supports have parent-disjoint subsequences; reused in both tree and transient-band lemmas.
Paper Lemma lem:pi-disjoint.