Main variance theorem reductions #
This module contains the high-level theorem reductions for
lem:local-variance-of-points, lem:global-variance-of-points, and
lem:generalize-b. These combine the algebraic identities, collision
expansions, and transport estimates from the preceding modules into the final
statement records used by downstream consumers.
Strategy-state reductions #
Strict reduction for lem:local-variance-of-points on the strategy state.
Compared with the former supplied-bounds reduction, this theorem does not require
the local-variance bound as a separate hypothesis: it derives it from
the edgewise weighted squared-norm estimate using
localVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial_eq_two_pointConditionedLocalVarianceAtPolynomial.
The remaining analytic input is exactly the paper's six-step edge transport
bound, not a conclusion-shaped local-variance hypothesis.
Reduction for lem:global-variance-of-points on the strategy state.
This theorem proves the independent-points norm bound from the local edge norm
estimate by applying lem:local-to-global to the weighted state and using the
exact norm/variance identities above. The remaining analytic input is the local
edge transport estimate from lem:local-variance-of-points.
Sum-level local-to-global transfer for the polynomial-indexed squared-norm
form of lem:global-variance-of-points.
This is the unnormalized analogue of the pointwise
globalVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial_le_m_localVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial:
the independent-points deviation summed over all polynomials is at most m
times the corresponding edge-deviation sum.
A polynomial-sum local-variance bound implies the corresponding sum-form
global-variance bound with the paper's 24m(ε + δ + md/q) error term.
The hypothesis hlocal is the paper's eq:equivalent-local-variance
(references/ldt-paper/expansion.tex:317--321). The conclusion is the
sum-form squared-norm bound underlying eq:global-variance-of-points-equation
(references/ldt-paper/expansion.tex:325--353).
Strategy-state reduction for lem:local-variance-of-points from the
post-triangle six-step transport-chain bound.
This replaces the final displayed edge estimate by the bound produced after
applying prop:triangle-inequality-for-approx_delta with k = 6 to the six
paper steps (2δ + 2ε + md/q + md/q + 2ε + 2δ). Thus the named estimate is
∀ g, localVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial … g ≤ localVarianceTransportChainError ….
The absorption into the public 24(ε + δ + md/q) statement is proved above.
Strategy-state global-variance reduction from the post-triangle six-step local-variance transport-chain bound.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/expansion.tex:325-353
(\label{lem:global-variance-of-points}).
Statement of the global variance lemma for the point measurements. The paper
assumes a good projective strategy and a polynomial
submeasurement G, and proves the independent-points comparison with error
24m(ε + δ + md/q). In particular, the local and global variance estimates
are conclusions to be proved, not additional hypotheses of the theorem.