Almost-sure or probabilistic mixing of independent separable Brownian permutons

Determine whether, for an i.i.d. sequence of independent biased Brownian separable permutons $P_1,P_2,\ldots$, the products $P_1\cdots P_k$ converge to the uniform permuton $U$ almost surely or in probability as $k\to\infty.

Background

The paper proves only convergence of the expectations E[P1⋯Pk]E[P_1\cdots P_k] to the uniform permuton UU. It explicitly raises the stronger unresolved question of whether the random products themselves converge to UU almost surely or in probability. Such a result would mean that the structural effects of separable permutations disappear under sufficiently many independent compositions, not merely after averaging.

References

Another natural question to attack is whether for independent (biased) Brownian separable permutons $P_1, P_2,...,$ we have that

P_1 \cdots P_k \to U

as $k \to \infty$ almost surely, or in probability.

— On the composition of permutons  (2610.12945 - Gorski, 9 Oct 2026) in Section 7, Section "Future work"