Section 12 pasting: line one-point transport — Cauchy-Schwarz chain #
Internal helper module; part of the file-split for #1127.
References #
references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.texblueprint/src/chapter/ch09_pasting.tex
Assemble the line-one-point CS facts from the single adjoint raw-core estimate.
Narrow analytic endpoint for the two off-diagonal Cauchy--Schwarz moves in their
absolute-value closenessOfIP output shape.
The generic applications of Preliminaries.closenessOfIPAdjoint and
Preliminaries.closenessOfIP are now proved here. The CS facts record proves
the measurement-completeness/unit bounds and scalar regrouping equalities; the
remaining nontrivial estimate is the adjoint raw-core orientation lemma
ldSandwichLineOnePoint_prefix_outcomeSum_cauchySchwarz_adjointRawCore.
One-sided route for the two off-diagonal Cauchy--Schwarz moves in
ld-pasting.tex:964--1010.
The substantive analytic residual is the pair of absolute-value estimates
ldSandwichLineOnePoint_prefix_outcomeSum_cauchySchwarz_abs_bounds; this lemma
only converts those two closenessOfIP-style bounds into the one-sided
inequalities consumed by the downstream scalar transport.
The remaining expanded off-diagonal scalar transport in
lem:ld-sandwich-line-one-point.
This is the exact scalar form of ld-pasting.tex:954--1024 after the linear
consistency defect has been expanded as
Σ_a ⟨ψ|A_a ⊗ (I - B_a)|ψ⟩. The only remaining analytic content is the
paper's two averaged Cauchy--Schwarz moves plus the prefix-completeness collapse;
the surrounding qBipartiteLinearConsDefect bookkeeping is proved in
ldSandwichLineOnePoint_prefix_linearDefect_average_cauchySchwarz_bound.
Linear-defect reduction for the expanded off-diagonal post-deletion transport in
lem:ld-sandwich-line-one-point.
The paper's two Cauchy--Schwarz moves and prefix collapse from
references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.tex:954--1024 act on the expanded scalar
expression Σ_a ⟨ψ|A_a ⊗ (I - B_a)|ψ⟩. This lemma proves the exact
bookkeeping reduction from the averaged linear consistency defects to that
expanded residual, using the measurement-valued right family and the fact that
both option-valued families have zero none mass. The remaining analytic gap is
therefore the split Cauchy--Schwarz route
ldSandwichLineOnePoint_prefix_outcomeSum_cauchySchwarz_route; the arithmetic
absorption into ν₅ is proved separately in
ldSandwichLineOnePoint_endpoint_comm_error_le.