Conjecture that partitionable convergence is equivalent to left-convergence

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Let (Pn)(\mathscr{P}_n) be a sequence of branching partitions and let P~\widetilde{\mathscr{P}} be a branching partition. Write Pn⇢P~\mathscr{P}_n \dashrightarrow \widetilde{\mathscr{P}} for partitionable convergence and Pn→P~\mathscr{P}_n \to \widetilde{\mathscr{P}} for left-convergence. Partitionable convergence conjecture.

Pn→P~if and only ifPn⇢P~.\mathscr{P}_n \to \widetilde{\mathscr{P}} \quad\text{if and only if}\quad \mathscr{P}_n \dashrightarrow \widetilde{\mathscr{P}}.

This conjecture proposes a converse to the lemma establishing that left-convergence implies partitionable convergence. It asserts that the two notions of convergence for branching partitions are equivalent.

References

Primary source

Yufei Zhao, “Hypergraph limits: a regularity approach”, arXiv:1302.1634 (2014).

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