Gluing a countable chain of transport plans #
This file turns a sequence of probability measures on consecutive products
X n × X (n + 1), with matching adjacent marginals, into a probability measure on the path
space ∀ n, X n. Its projection to every consecutive pair is the prescribed measure.
The construction uses Mathlib's Ionescu--Tulcea trajectory measure. At step n, the conditional
kernel of the prescribed (n, n + 1)-plan is pulled back along evaluation at the last point of the
current finite trajectory. The main result is TauCeti.Measure.map_adjacent_chainMeasure.
The finite-prefix results project this path law to any initial segment of the supplied countable
chain; see TauCeti.Measure.map_adjacent_prefixChainMeasure. This is the iteration of the two-plan
gluing lemma needed by optimal transport, without rebuilding Mathlib's trajectory-measure
construction.
The path law obtained by disintegrating and iterating a countable chain of consecutive probability plans.
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Every time marginal of chainMeasure pi is the first marginal of the corresponding
consecutive plan, provided neighboring plans have matching marginals.
Countable chain gluing. The consecutive-coordinate projection of chainMeasure pi is the
prescribed plan pi n at every time n.
The finite trajectory law obtained by projecting chainMeasure pi to coordinates at most
N.
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Projecting a finite prefix further gives the corresponding shorter prefix.
Every adjacent projection of a finite prefix of the countable path law agrees with the prescribed plan, as long as both coordinates occur in the prefix.