Soundness of answer reduction: the setup #
Piece AR-5a of planning/answer-reduction.md (lem:ar-soundness-setup): a strategy for the
answer-reduced verifier's game at the answer cut, of value at least 1 - ε, gives a strategy for
the typed answer-reduced game (typedGame, with the predicate typedPred) of value at least
1 - 16^{54} ε, on the same state (typedStrategy_value_ge). This is the detyping restriction in
a bipartite model (CL.Detyping.restrict_povmValue_ge), after reading the compiled verifier's
questions in the finite detyped game (CL.Detyping.DeciderProgram.vectorEquiv), through the typed
decider's acceptance law (typedPredicate_eq).
The strategy stays a projective strategy in a bipartite model (BipartiteModel.ProjStrat): two
families of projective measurements, one per player. The paper symmetrizes it first
(lem:symmetric-strat); the Lean does not, and derives every relation for each ordered pair of
players from the ordered pair of types that carries it.
The typed answer-reduced game of V at index n, at the answer cut.
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The finite detyped game the answer-reduced verifier's game at the answer cut numbers. The
derived decidable equality of the types is large, and its question set's Fintype instance
needs a larger instance search.
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The typed strategy of a projective strategy, in a bipartite model, for the answer-reduced
verifier's game at the answer cut: the strategy read in the finite detyped game its questions
number (CL.Detyping.DeciderProgram.vectorEquiv), then detyping's restriction to the fixed graph
views, read in the typed game with the predicate typedPred. The same measurements, asked at
other questions: projective, on the same state.
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Detyping soundness for answer reduction, in a bipartite model: the typed strategy loses at
most a factor 16^{54} in failure probability.