Section 7 — Selection-dependent transfer inequality for lem:add-in-u #
This file proves the full selection-dependent transfer inequality of
lem:add-in-u (references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex lines 238–246).
The existing addInU lemma in
MIPStarRE/LDT/SelfImprovement/Theorems/Results/HelperCompleteness/Bracketed.lean:584
formalizes only the variance-bound specialization used in subsequent arguments.
The theorem below combines the already formalized selected Cauchy--Schwarz chain with the six-step cardinality-free local-variance transport bound to establish the paper's fully quantified transfer inequality.
Paper-faithful full statement of lem:add-in-u.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex lines 238–246
(\label{lem:add-in-u}). The proof spans lines 247–343.
The paper's statement: for every auxiliary sub-measurement family
M = {M^u_o} indexed by points u ∈ F_q^m with outcomes in some set O,
and every selection rule S : Point → Set (O × Polynomial), the two indexed
expectations
E_{u} ∑_{(o, h) ∈ S(u)} ⟨ψ| M^u_o ⊗ H_h |ψ⟩
and
E_{u} ∑_{(o, h) ∈ S(u)} ⟨ψ| (A^u_{h(u)} M^u_o A^u_{h(u)}) ⊗ T_h |ψ⟩
agree to within 4 √ζ_variance = addInUError params eps delta. Here H is
not an arbitrary sub-measurement: per the paper's construction and the
existing SelfImprovementHelperConclusion.averagedConstruction field, H is
the averaged sandwiched family H_h = E_u (A^u · T_h · A^u) derived from the
SDP measurement T supplied by lem:sdp. We substitute that derivation
directly into the inequality rather than taking H as an extra parameter,
so the structure records exactly the paper's transfer inequality.
The reduced AddInUStatement (Statements.lean:293) only records the
variance-bound consequence used in subsequent arguments; this structure
records the universally-quantified transfer inequality itself.
The Lean parameter T is kept as a Measurement, matching the paper's fixed
SDP-optimal family. The operators appearing in the transfer inequality depend
only on T.toSubMeas, and the proof below passes to that submeasurement layer
internally for the selected Cauchy--Schwarz chain and global-variance bounds.
- selectionDependentTransfer {Outcome : Type u_2} [Fintype Outcome] (M : IdxSubMeas (Point params) Outcome ι) (S : AddInUSelection params Outcome) : |addInULeftQuantity params strategy M (averagedSandwichedPolynomialSubMeas params strategy T.toSubMeas) S - addInURightQuantity params strategy M T.toSubMeas S| ≤ addInUError params eps delta
The selection-dependent transfer inequality from
lem:add-in-u, with the paper's4 √ζ_variancebound. Universally quantified over the auxiliary outcome setOutcome, the auxiliaryM-family, and the selection ruleS, matching the paper's "for any sub-measurement and any selection" framing. The averaged familyHis the canonicalaveragedSandwichedPolynomialSubMeas params strategy T, matchingSelfImprovementHelperConclusion.averagedConstruction.
Instances For
Proves the selection-dependent transfer inequality of lem:add-in-u:
for any auxiliary sub-measurement family M = {M^u_o} and selection rule
S : Point → Set (Outcome × Polynomial), the two indexed expectations agree
to within 4 √ζ_variance (the bound addInUError params eps delta), given
strategy self-consistency in the IsGood eps delta gamma standing context.
Paper origin: references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex lines 247–343
(proof of \label{lem:add-in-u}). The paper's proof is a Cauchy–Schwarz
chain through the four intermediate quantities Q_0, Q_1, Q_2, Q_3, Q_4
(formalized as addInUCSChainQ0 … addInUCSChainQ4 in
MIPStarRE/LDT/SelfImprovement/Theorems/Results/HelperCompleteness/),
combining the self-consistency of A (giving √(2δ) bounds on the
"insertion" steps) with the global-variance bound (giving
√globalVarianceDeviationSum bounds on the "averaging" steps).
The reduced addInU lemma in Bracketed.lean:584 records the specialization
of this chain to the variance-bound consequence used later. The theorem below
formalizes the full universally quantified inequality.
The gamma parameter and hgood : IsGood eps delta gamma hypothesis carry
the paper's standing "good strategy" context; gamma does not appear in
AddInUFullStatement's bound (which is addInUError params eps delta),
matching the paper's framing where lem:add-in-u is invoked inside a
good-strategy section.