Section 6 — Main-Induction Error Bounds #
This file is one leaf of InductionParameterBounds. It contains the scalar
consequences of the non-vacuous hypothesis mainInductionError < 1, including
the bounds eps ≤ 1, delta ≤ 1, gamma ≤ 1, params.d ≤ params.q, and
mainInductionNu < 1.
References #
blueprint/src/chapter/ch10_induction.texreferences/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex
In the nontrivial main-induction branch, the integer parameter k is
positive.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:441-551, where the
successor proof is reduced to the nontrivial small-error regime before the
slice estimates are used. The implication mainInductionError < 1 → 1 ≤ k
is a formalization-only scalar consequence: if k = 0, then the main-induction
error is at least m^2, hence at least 1.
Internal helper: mainInductionNu < 1 follows from mainInductionError < 1.
Exposed for cross-module use in MainTheorems.
Internal helper: under mainInductionError < 1, the axis-parallel error eps ≤ 1.
Exposed for cross-module use in MainTheorems.
Internal helper: under mainInductionError < 1, the self-consistency error delta ≤ 1.
Exposed for cross-module use in MainTheorems.
Internal helper: 3 ≤ k² · m_next in the small-parameter regime.
Exposed for cross-module use in AvgSliceErrors.
Internal helper: under mainInductionError < 1, the diagonal error gamma ≤ 1.
Exposed for cross-module use in MainTheorems.
Internal helper: under mainInductionError < 1, params.d ≤ params.q.
Exposed for cross-module use in MainTheorems.
Answer-valued small-error scalar consequences #
Answer-valued analogue of eps_le_one_of_mainInductionError_lt_one.
Answer-valued analogue of delta_le_one_of_mainInductionError_lt_one.
Answer-valued analogue of gamma_le_one_of_mainInductionError_lt_one.
Answer-valued analogue of dq_le_q_of_mainInductionError_lt_one.
Answer-valued analogue of three_le_k_sq_mul_next_m_of_hsmall.
The successor large-k hypothesis implies the predecessor large-k
hypothesis used by recursive slice calls.
This is the elementary arithmetic comparison between the successor dimension
params.m + 1 and the predecessor dimension params.m.