Section 12 pasting: switcheroo second term #
Complete-part self-consistency and the second switcheroo term: the counterpart of
MIPRE/Background/LIDT/MIPStarRE/LDT/Pasting/SwitcherooCompletion/SecondTerm.lean in the port of
planning/c6b-plan.md (milestone M11, section "Port conventions").
The vendored second bipartite state ψbi : QuantumState (ι × ι) is the symmetric model
S : SymModel 𝔓 K, in the vendored argument position; the slice family is an
IdxPolyFamily params 𝔓 and the auxiliary family M an IdxProjSubMeas (Fq params) Outcome 𝔓.
The vendored hypothesis hnorm : ψbi.IsNormalized of switcheroo_second_aggregate_term_close
is dropped, normalization being a theorem of the model (section "Swap symmetry is a theorem"):
callers pass params S family M zeta hselfG.
completePartProjFamily_selfConsistency_generic is qSDD_completePart_le_slice averaged, the
placed families agreeing by definition. switcheroo_second_aggregate_term_close reads the second
term as an iterated average by avgOver_uniform_prod_swap (in place of the vendored
avgOver_uniform_equiv along Prod.swap followed by avgOver_uniform_prod) and merges the
placements by S.leftTensor_mul_leftTensor, the switch sandwich doing the rest. The two
opTensor forms of the centres reduce to S.L A * S.R B, which is S.opTensor A B by
definition, after pulling the outcome sum through S.R by S.rightTensor_finset_sum.
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
The one-outcome complete-part family inherits self-consistency from the slice family.
The second positive switcheroo term is close to the swapped center coming from the complete-part family.
This aggregate form matches the four-term qSDDOp expansion: the projective
family in the sandwich is the one-outcome complete part G^x, not the original
slice-outcome family.
The complete-part M ⊗ G switcheroo center, expressed as a slice-pair
opTensor average over the M-totals and complete-part G-totals.
The G ⊗ M switcheroo center, expressed as a slice-pair opTensor average
over the complete-part G-totals and M-totals.