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Fair-coin cylinder masses and separated blocks

Example

Assume countable choice. Index binary sequences by 0,1,2,, and let [a0ar1] prescribe the first r coordinates. For fair-coin probability p, p([0])=1/2, p([01])=1/4, p([101])=1/8, and p([01]σ3[10])=1/16.

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

A cylinder prescribing k distinct coordinates has fair-coin mass 2k. Fair-coin measure on binary sequences.

[F2]

The left shift moves coordinate j+1 into position j. The fair-coin one-sided shift preserves measure and is mixing.

Verification

Given: Assume countable choice. Index binary sequences by 0,1,2,, and let [a0ar1] prescribe the first r coordinates. For fair-coin probability p, p([0])=1/2, p([01])=1/4, p([101])=1/8, and p([01]σ3[10])=1/16.

1.1

The prefix [0] prescribes the single value x0=0, so [F1] gives 21=1/2. The prefix [01] prescribes x0=0,x1=1, so its mass is 22=1/4. The prefix [101] prescribes x0=1,x1=0,x2=1, giving 23=1/8. Repeated symbols do not reduce the number of distinct prescribed coordinates.

F1
2.1

By [F2], membership in σ3[10] prescribes x3=1,x4=0. Intersecting with [01] therefore prescribes exactly coordinates 0,1,3,4, with respective values 0,1,1,0. Coordinate 2 and all later coordinates remain free. The cylinder mass is 24=1/16 by [F1]. Equivalently this intersection is the disjoint union [01010][01110], whose masses sum to 2(1/32)=1/16. Countable choice is inherited from the measure construction in [F1], not from the finite coordinate count.

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