Algebraic identities and variance reductions #
Algebraic norm/variance reductions #
The difference of the two weighted point-conditioned operators factors as the tensor product of the point-operator difference and the square root of the polynomial outcome.
The square of the weighted point-conditioned difference is the tensor of the squared point-operator difference with the polynomial outcome.
Projective expansion for the pointwise lem:generalize-b deviation.
For incident line questions, the right event f = g|_ℓ is a subevent of the
left event f(u)=g(u). Since B^ℓ is projective, the squared difference is
exactly the residual line-collision event f(u)=g(u) ∧ f≠g|_ℓ, with the
right-register square root collapsed to G_g.
The edgewise weighted squared-difference expression is exactly twice the
local variance of the point-conditioned family on the weighted state. This is
eq:equivalent-local-variance unpacked at a fixed polynomial.
The independent-points weighted squared-difference expression is exactly twice the global variance of the point-conditioned family on the weighted state.
A bound on the edgewise weighted norm expression implies the corresponding
bound on the local variance. The factor 1/2 in localVariance only strengthens
the estimate.
Pointwise local-to-global transfer for the paper's weighted squared-norm
form: the independent-points expression is at most m times the edge expression.
This combines lem:local-to-global with the two exact norm/variance identities
above, so no independent global-deviation hypothesis is needed.