Sub-issue of the directed umbrella (#84); split per review — DJ Theorem 9.1 gives existence of a random raw digraphon, but its distribution is not unique before quotienting by weak isomorphism:
D4a — existence/surjectivity using raw digraphons (after D1–D3, #85–#87): every infinite exchangeable digraph law is the law of a sampled random raw digraphon (mixture over raw digraphons; no uniqueness claim). The Prokhorov/cylinder-extensionality/collision architecture reuses.
D5 (#89) — directed determination, weak isomorphism, quotient topology and analytics — the prerequisite for uniqueness.
D4b — the unique quotient-level equivalence (after D5):
ProbabilityMeasure (DigraphonSpace) ≃ InfiniteExchangeableDigraphLaw
with extremality (dissociated/Dirac), empirical directed convergence, and fixed-digraphon almost-sure convergence.
Sequencing guard: do not promise uniqueness (D4b) using a quotient that #89 has not constructed.
Sub-issue of the directed umbrella (#84); split per review — DJ Theorem 9.1 gives existence of a random raw digraphon, but its distribution is not unique before quotienting by weak isomorphism:
D4a — existence/surjectivity using raw digraphons (after D1–D3, #85–#87): every infinite exchangeable digraph law is the law of a sampled random raw digraphon (mixture over raw digraphons; no uniqueness claim). The Prokhorov/cylinder-extensionality/collision architecture reuses.
D5 (#89) — directed determination, weak isomorphism, quotient topology and analytics — the prerequisite for uniqueness.
D4b — the unique quotient-level equivalence (after D5):
with extremality (dissociated/Dirac), empirical directed convergence, and fixed-digraphon almost-sure convergence.
Sequencing guard: do not promise uniqueness (D4b) using a quotient that #89 has not constructed.