Section 6 — Pasting Assembly: Successor Assembly #
This module contains the final answer-valued pasting invocation, averaged pasting data constructors, and ordinary successor assembly corollaries.
Answer-valued induction-section pasting theorem for the small-error successor branch.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.tex:12-50 and its use in
references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:541-551.
This is a Lean-only answer-valued analogue of the final pasting invocation needed in the simultaneous successor proof. Its hypotheses are the averaged family fields already proved from the recursive answer-valued slices: averaged completeness, consistency with the actual answer-valued point measurement, strong self-consistency, and the boundedness input currently typed through the point-equivalent ordinary carrier. The conclusion is the successor answer-valued main-induction consistency statement.
This proof uses the answer-valued point-commutativity theorem and the Section 11
scalar commutativity chain, so the diagonal-line input is the answer-valued
verifier relation itself rather than an ordinary dummy diagonal carrier. It is
an internal successor-construction theorem, not the source theorem
thm:ld-pasting.
Internal successor reduction from the predecessor answer-valued induction hypothesis and the answer-valued pasting theorem.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:441-551.
Conditional: This theorem is not the source successor theorem. It records
that, once the
recursive predecessor hypothesis is available inside a genuine induction on
the dimension, all remaining slice restriction, self-improvement, averaging,
and scalar fields reduce the successor branch to
answerLdPastingInInductionSectionOfSmallError. It is tracked in issue #1507.
Discharge: proved here from the predecessor answer-valued induction hypothesis
and the proved answer-valued pasting invocation.
Averaged completeness of the family obtained from answer-valued self-improvement data.
Averaged point-consistency of the family obtained from answer-valued self-improvement data, in the ordinary ambient interface.
Averaged strong self-consistency of the family obtained from answer-valued self-improvement data.
Averaged boundedness of the family obtained from answer-valued self-improvement data, in the ordinary ambient pasting interface.
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
applying idxPolyFamily_sliceBoundednessInput_of_slice_bounds to the
answer-valued self-improvement data.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.tex:12-50
(\label{thm:ld-pasting}) and
references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:239-342.
The remaining averaged step from per-slice self-improvement data to the pasting hypotheses.
This is where the paper's E_x[σ_x], E_x[ζ_x], and
σ* ≤ mainInductionError bookkeeping will eventually live.
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Assemble the averaged pasting data in the nontrivial small-error branch.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:486-551. The small-error
hypothesis supplies γ ≤ 1, ζ ≤ 1, and d ≤ q, so callers do not carry
those scalar estimates as separate proof inputs.
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Direct answer-valued small-error successor assembly over an ordinary ambient strategy.
This is the same mathematical assembly as
mainInductionFromAnswerStageDataOfSmallError, but it invokes the
induction-section pasting theorem directly from the answer-valued slice
self-improvement data rather than first converting that data into the legacy
SelfImprovementData record.
Answer-valued small-error successor assembly.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/inductive_step.tex:441-551. This is the
internal answer-valued route through the successor proof: answer-valued
restricted slice data supply the averaged pasting fields directly, the
small-error branch supplies the scalar side conditions for averaged pasting, and
the induction-section pasting theorem produces the next-dimensional
measurement.