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Mathematical analysis demonstrates exact minorizing-measure relaxations in measurable lattice-path matroids, indicating that real truncations correspond to total-mass slices of interval relaxations.
For a measurable lattice-path matroid specified by an arbitrary closed set of constrained times and lower and upper cumulative paths, this manuscript determines both minorizing-measure relaxations exactly. The basic minorizing measures form the weak-star compact fixed-mass path corridor, while all minorizing measures form the interval relaxation forced by the boundary paths. Every real truncation is therefore one total-mass slice of that interval relaxation. For the full-rank basic corridor, the paper also gives the exact contact-set criterion for extreme points and proves that every such extreme point is weak-star exposed. Status: Public Beta v0.1-beta; internally verified candidate proof; external review pending.
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