Section 6 — Pasting Assembly: Averaged Family Fields #
This module contains the scalar preliminary bound and the averaged family-field lemmas used by the answer-valued successor route.
Paper inductive_step.tex:552-566: in the small-parameter regime, the
induction-side ldPastingInInductionNu constructed from ζ = selfImprovementInInductionError is bounded by (1/5) · ν where ν = mainInductionNu. This bound discharges the first factor of the telescoping
derivation inside assembleAveragedPastingData.error_le.
The nontrivial main-induction branch supplies the scalar side condition
ζ ≤ 1 needed by the averaged pasting assembly.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:486-551, where the
small-error branch is the one in which the averaged self-improvement and
pasting estimates are used.
Answer-valued analogue of
selfImprovementInInductionError_le_one_of_mainInductionError_lt_one.
This is a scalar consequence of the small-error branch for an ambient answer-valued strategy. It does not use the ordinary carrier strategy and does not assert that the answer-valued diagonal measurement is controlled by an ordinary diagonal test.
The average of the answer-slice self-improvement errors is bounded by the ambient induction self-improvement error.
This is the ordinary ambient version: the restricted slices use the
answer-valued interface, but the ambient strategy is an ordinary SymStrat.
The average recursive answer-slice induction error satisfies the same bound as in the ordinary slice route.
The proof is a transport of the already checked ordinary averaging estimate through the answer-valued slice-to-ordinary data conversion.
The mass of the averaged polynomial family is the average of the masses of the slice measurements.
This is the linearity calculation underlying the completeness part of the averaged pasting assembly.
Averaged completeness of a slice-indexed polynomial family from pointwise slice completeness.
This is the completeness component of the Section 6 averaging argument. The statement is family-level: it does not mention diagonal measurements, and hence can be reused in the answer-valued successor route.
Point-consistency averaging for answer-valued restricted slices of an ordinary ambient successor strategy.
Answer-valued point-consistency averaging over the last coordinate.
This is the same Fubini/reindexing calculation as
family_pointConsistencyError_eq_avg, but for an ambient answer-valued
successor strategy. It is one of the identities needed to assemble the
answer-valued successor branch without replacing the diagonal-line answer
measurement by an ordinary polynomial-valued one.
Average slice-wise point consistency for an answer-valued successor strategy.
If the slice family is point-consistent with each answer-valued restricted
strategy at error sliceError x, and the slice errors average to at most
zeta, then the evaluated family is point-consistent with the ambient
answer-valued point measurement at error zeta.
Average slice-wise left/right closeness into strong self-consistency of the slice-indexed family.
This is the strong self-consistency component of the Section 6 averaging argument. It depends only on the state and the slice measurements, not on the diagonal part of a strategy.
Average slice-wise boundedness into the boundedness input used by the induction-section pasting theorem.
This is the boundedness component of the Section 6 averaging argument for an
ordinary successor strategy. The hypotheses are exactly the slice-wise
residual estimate and the paper domination condition
E_u A^{u,x}_{g(u)} <= Z^x.
Lean-only: This is an internal adapter for the induction-section pasting
interface, tracked in issue #1507. Paper origin:
references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:461-551. Discharge: proved here by
averaging the slice-wise boundedness estimates and the domination condition.