Spectral truncation statement conversions #
This file contains the structural conversions between the rounded-projector
witness used by the QXP rank-reduction layer and the
SpectralTruncationStatement interface used by orthonormalization.
The conversions are field-for-field copies. The constructive spectral
truncation theorem, which produces such a rounded projective family from the
paper's almost-projective hypothesis, is proved in the sibling proof-layer
module SpectralTruncation.ProjectiveNonMeasurement.
Spectral truncation statement conversion #
Convert a RoundingToProjectorsWitness to a SpectralTruncationStatement.
The two types are field-for-field identical after SpectralTruncationStatement.closeness
was weakened to 2√ζ.
Convert a RoundingToProjectorsWitness to a SpectralTruncationStatement.
This is a structural field-for-field copy: both types carry the same data
(rounded family, projectivity, 2√ζ closeness, total bound 1 + 2√ζ).
The mathematical content of lem:projective-non-measurement — constructing
the rounded family — is the caller's responsibility when building a
RoundingToProjectorsWitness.
Equations
- MIPStarRE.LDT.MakingMeasurementsProjective.spectralTruncationStatement_of_witness ψ A ζ R hwitness = { roundedFamily := R, projective := ⋯, closeness := ⋯, sum_eq_total := ⋯, total_le := ⋯ }
Instances For
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/orthonormalization.tex:414-531
(\label{lem:projective-non-measurement}; rounding-to-projectors lemma
with 2√ζ closeness and (1+2√ζ)·I total bound).
Convert a spectral-truncation statement back to the rounded-projector witness consumed by the QXP rank-reduction layer.
Source: This is a source-faithful structural conversion of the rounded-family
conclusion of the cited lemma. It does not recover the source almost-projective
estimate, because that estimate is not a field of SpectralTruncationStatement;
rank-reduction constructors which need it therefore keep it as a separate
hypothesis.
Rank-reduction from spectral truncation #
Feed a spectral-truncation statement into the QXP rank-reduction layer.
The statement SpectralTruncationStatement remembers the rounded projectors
and their distance from the source measurement. The rank-reduction witness also
records the source almost-projectivity estimate, so that estimate remains an
explicit hypothesis here. This is the precise interface needed when the
orthonormalization spectral input is followed by the paper's
Q -> X -> Xhat -> P repair layer.
Rank reduction (\label{lem:projective-low-rank-sum}).
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/orthonormalization.tex:540-658.
The paper first applies \label{lem:projective-non-measurement} to obtain the
rounded projective family R_a, and then performs the rank-reduction argument.
This theorem keeps that source-facing boundary: the rounded family is produced
internally from the source almost-projectivity estimate and is then passed to
the internal constructor projectiveLowRankSum_of_roundingWitness.