Section 7 hypercube graph: local-to-global variance theorems #
This file assembles the public Section 7 results about the hypercube graph:
the Laplacian edge-difference formula, the local and global variance rewrites,
and the local-to-global inequality. The proof route passes through the
matrix-realization theorems and then exposes the statements in the
QuantumState and operator-family language used elsewhere in the LDT
formalization.
References #
references/ldt-paper/expansion.tex, especiallyprop:laplacian-rewrite,lem:local-rewrite,lem:global-rewrite, andlem:local-to-globalblueprint/src/chapter/ch05_expansion.tex
Averaging over two independently sampled hypercube points is the same as averaging over the uniform distribution on the product of point types.
The concrete matrix-level counterpart of lem:local-to-global.
The concrete matrix-level counterpart of lem:local-rewrite.
The concrete matrix-level counterpart of lem:global-rewrite.
prop:laplacian-rewrite — the edge-difference form of the Laplacian
equals the standard (1/M)I - K form. Proved in
MIPStarRE.LDT.ExpansionHypercubeGraph.laplacian_eq_edgeDifferenceForm.
Public theorem wrappers #
The local variance for a bipartite state when the operator family acts on
the left tensor factor. The squared difference is represented as
(leftTensor (A u) - leftTensor (A v))ᴴ * (leftTensor (A u) - leftTensor (A v)); for self-adjoint A u, this is the
operator-square expression appearing in the paper.
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The global variance for a bipartite state when the operator family acts on the left tensor factor.
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General local-to-global inequality for an arbitrary operator family on a finite-dimensional state space.
This is the abstract form behind lem:local-to-global: the global variance over
two independent vertices is bounded by m times the local variance over the
rerandomized-coordinate edge distribution.
lem:local-to-global, in bipartite form.
This is the local-to-global variance inequality for the bipartite operator
family A^u ⊗ I. The surrounding paper section discusses positive
contractions, but the spectral estimate itself is valid for every operator
family.
lem:local-rewrite.
The local variance agrees with the Laplacian trace form of the combined operator family. The proof is obtained from the concrete matrix rewrite, with a separate zero-dimensional branch for the empty state space.
lem:global-rewrite.
The existential witness is the canonical canonicalGlobalVarianceDecomposition,
determined by params and A, whose averageComponent is the paper's
A_avg = E_u A^u = (1/M) · ∑_u A^u; equivalently,
A_0 = M^{1/2} · A_avg (expansion.tex §7.2, Local and global variance).