Section 12 pasting: fourth-term chain helpers #
The steps of the fourth-term chain in commutativitySwitcheroo: the counterpart of
MIPRE/Background/LIDT/MIPStarRE/LDT/Pasting/SwitcherooCompletion/FourthTermChain.lean in the port
of planning/c6b-plan.md (milestone M11, section "Port conventions").
The vendored second bipartite state Οbi : QuantumState (ΞΉ Γ ΞΉ) is the symmetric model
S : SymModel π K, in the vendored argument position; the slice family is an
IdxPolyFamily params π and the auxiliary family M an IdxProjSubMeas (Fq params) Outcome π.
The vendored hypothesis hnorm : Οbi.IsNormalized of the three closeness steps is dropped,
normalization being a theorem of the model (section "Swap symmetry is a theorem"): callers pass
params S family M zeta hselfG and params S family M chi hcomm.
The pointwise mixed identity is the commutation S.L_comm_R of the two placements, in place of
the vendored pair of opTensor rewrites. The left-front comparison merges the placements by
S.leftTensor_mul_leftTensor and absorbs the complete-part total by
Preliminaries.projSubMeas_outcome_mul_total_eq_outcome. The last βΟ step applies
Preliminaries.closenessOfInnerProduct_right to the state S.toVecState, passed explicitly, with
the contraction witness switcherooAggregateLeftFront_contraction S params family M q and the two
pointwise normalizations of Co/Pasting/SwitcherooCompletion/Expansion.lean.
Not ported #
Nothing: every declaration of the vendored file is ported here.
References #
In LionSR/MIPStarRE at commit 507e8122, not in this repository:
references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.tex
Pointwise identity rewriting the mixed scalar expression into right/left tensor order.
The mixed scalar expression is within βΞΆ of the left-front scalar expression.
Sum-rewrite identity collapsing the product-type sum for the once-commuted scalar.
The once-commuted scalar expression is within βΞΆ of the mixed scalar expression.
The final sqrt chi comparison in the fourth-term chain: compare the left-front
scalar expression with the split-by-g scalar that later collapses to the first
positive switcheroo term.