Section 11 commutativity: the phase-five endpoint of the evaluated-slice paper chain #
The paper line-87 removal endpoint and the finite reindexing to the raw scalar
G-commutativity stability defect: the counterpart of
Commutativity/ScalarApproximation/PaperChainPhaseFive.lean under
MIPRE/Background/LIDT/MIPStarRE/LDT/ in the port of planning/c6b-plan.md (milestone M7,
section "Port conventions").
The endpoints and defects are real expectations strategy.state.ev (strategy.state.L ⦠* strategy.state.R ā¦) on the symmetric model of the strategy, with the vendored arguments
unchanged. phaseFivePaper_fiber_sum_ev takes the symmetric model S where the vendored lemma
takes the state Ļ, in the same position.
The vendored proof of evaluatedSlice_phaseFivePaper_term_diff computes with Kronecker products
and Matrix.smul_kronecker; here it is mul_sub, the keystone's leftTensor_sub and ev_sub,
and ring on the scalars. The fiber collapse is Finset.sum_fiberwise after expanding the
fiber sum into the left placement, and the last step of the reindexing holds by definitional
equality, evaluatedSlicePointMeas being the strategy's point measurement.
Not ported #
Every declaration of the vendored file has a counterpart here.
References #
In LionSR/MIPStarRE at commit 507e8122, not in this repository:
references/ldt-paper/commutativity-G.texblueprint/src/chapter/ch08_commutativity.tex
Paper-faithful phase-five removal after the right-register swap #
Paper line-87 endpoint after removing the trailing G^x.total.
At question q = ((u,x),(v,y)) and outcome (a,b), this is
G^{u,x}_a G^{v,y}_b ā A^{u,x}_a A^{v,y}_b.
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Paper line 101 endpoint after reversing the first eq:add-an-a insertion.
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Paper line 102 endpoint after simplifying the first-coordinate projector.
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Paper line 104 endpoint eq:gonna-cite-this-in-just-a-bit.
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Paper line 118 endpoint after moving the second factor to the right register.
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Ordered missing-mass defect for the paper phase-five removal.
This is the defect before swapping the two right-register point measurements:
G^{u,x}_a G^{v,y}_b (1-G^x) ā A^{u,x}_a A^{v,y}_b.
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Swapped missing-mass defect for the paper phase-five removal.
After the right-register point swap, this reindexes to
gCommStabilityTwoRawScalarDefect: the right register is
A^{v,y}_b A^{u,x}_a.
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Pointwise algebra for the paper phase-five removal.
The swapped phase-four endpoint contains the left factor
A_a B_b G^x.total; subtracting the line-87 removed endpoint gives the negative
of the ordered defect A_a B_b (1-G^x.total).
Average the paper phase-five algebra over evaluated-slice questions.
Collapse the first-coordinate postprocessing fiber in the raw paper defect.
For fixed (u,x) and right prefix Pā, summing over evaluated outcomes a
expands G^{u,x}_a = ā_{g : g(u)=a} G^x_g and collapses to a polynomial sum.
Pointwise expansion of the swapped paper defect after writing the first point as (u,x).
The statement keeps point measurements in the local evaluatedSlicePointMeas
notation; the final reindexing lemma rewrites those to strategy.pointMeasurement
when matching gCommStabilityTwoRawScalarDefect.
Exact reindexing of the swapped paper defect to the raw scalar stability defect.
The proof decomposes the first evaluated-slice coordinate
q.1 = appendPoint params u x, because the defect reads
pointHeight params q.1 and the first-coordinate point outcome
evaluatedSlicePointMeas params strategy q.1. There is no gamma parameter in
this reindexing lemma: the only gamma loss in phase five is the separate
right-register point-measurement swap.