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Section 9 — Matrix realization #

Concrete finite-dimensional matrix realizations of the self-improvement SDP data.

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A concrete finite-dimensional matrix realization of the SDP data.

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    The matrix-level strict-feasible primal witness T_g = (2 |\polyfunc{m}{q}{d}|)^{-1} I.

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      The matrix-level strict-feasible primal witness has total mass (1/2) I.

      Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex:168-176 (\label{lem:sdp} strict feasible dual witness Z = 2I); blueprint \label{lem:sdp-matrix-feasible-bounds}.

      The paper's matrix-level strict-feasible dual witness Z = 2I.

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        The matrix-level strict-feasible dual witness is positive semidefinite.

        The matrix-level strict-feasible dual witness dominates the identity.

        The concrete operator A^u_{g(u)} entering the SDP average.

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          The concrete averaged operator A_g = E_u A^u_{g(u)}.

          This is defined through the project-wide distributional average averageOperatorOverDistribution so that the submeasurement averaging lemmas apply directly. The operator is used only in this matrix realization layer.

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            The averaged point operator A_g is bounded by the identity.

            The averaged point operator A_g is positive semidefinite.

            The concrete primal objective Σ_g Re Tr(T_g A_g).

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              The concrete dual objective Re Tr(Z).

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                The matrix-level strict-feasible dual witness 2I dominates every averaged point operator.

                For the strict dual witness Z = 2I, every paper dual slack Z - A_g dominates the identity.

                Dual feasibility already implies that the dual operator is positive semidefinite, since every averaged point operator A_g is positive.

                Matrix-level record of the explicit feasible bounds used in the SDP argument.

                The uniform primal family has total (1/2)I, while the dual witness 2I dominates the identity and is dual feasible. Positivity of the dual witness is derivable from dual feasibility and the positivity of the averaged point operators. These are the non-strict matrix inequalities currently recorded in Lean; the structure is not an optimality statement and does not include complementary slackness.

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                  The canonical explicit matrix feasible bounds used in the SDP argument.