Add-in-u Cauchy--Schwarz algebraic alignment #
Algebraic operator-rewrites that align the add-in-u chain differences with the forms used in the Cauchy--Schwarz estimates from the paper.
Contents #
- addInU_step1/step2/step3/step4_pointwise_op_eq (private) — operator-level difference rewrites for the four scalar moves.
- addInU_cs_chain_step1/step2/step3/step4_diff_eq — algebraic alignment of the diagonal chain differences to commutator-times-PSD form.
- addInU_selected_cs_chain_step1/step2/step3/step4_diff_eq — the same algebraic alignments before specializing the add-in-u selection.
The contraction and raw √(2δ) estimates using these identities live in
AddInUStep12.Raw; the selected-family raw estimates live in
AddInUStep12.Selected.
References #
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.texlines 255–297blueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex
Algebraic CS-alignment for the add-in-u Step 1/2 differences #
This section records pure operator-algebra rewrites that bring the differences
addInUCSChainQ1 - addInUCSChainQ0 and addInUCSChainQ2 - addInUCSChainQ1
into the shapes required by the paper's Cauchy--Schwarz steps
eq:move-one-cauchy-schwarz and eq:move-another-cauchy-schwarz
(references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex, lines 261--266 and 285--289).
The reverse-difference companions give the downstream orientation
Q₀ - Q₁ and Q₁ - Q₂ without repeating subtraction bookkeeping.
They do not discharge the Cauchy--Schwarz estimate itself; they reduce the
raw |Q₁ - Q₀| ≤ √(2δ) and |Q₁ - Q₂| ≤ √(2δ) bounds to (a) a
sandwich-form Cauchy--Schwarz on the resulting D · (M^u_h ⊗ T_h) · D'-style
expression, plus (b) the two square-root inputs available via
addInU_pointMeasurement_snd_selfConsistency and
addInU_filtered_sandwiched_tensor_sum_le_one.
Names are deliberately suffixed _diff_eq to keep them honest as intermediate
algebraic identities rather than as the final scalar bounds.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the Q₀ → Q₁ step.
Rewrites the difference addInUCSChainQ1 - addInUCSChainQ0 in the exact form
appearing on the LHS of eq:move-one-cauchy-schwarz (paper lines 261--266):
the inner-product of the commutator
A^v_{h(v)} ⊗ I − I ⊗ A^v_{h(v)} with M^u_h ⊗ T_h · (I ⊗ A^v_{h(v)}),
averaged over (u, v) and summed over h.
This identity is purely algebraic; the actual √(2δ) bound still requires
the operator Cauchy--Schwarz step plus
addInU_pointMeasurement_snd_selfConsistency.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the Q₁ → Q₂ step.
Rewrites the difference addInUCSChainQ2 - addInUCSChainQ1 in the exact form
appearing on the LHS of eq:move-another-cauchy-schwarz (paper lines 285--289):
the inner-product of (A^v_{h(v)} · M^u_h) ⊗ T_h with the commutator
A^v_{h(v)} ⊗ I − I ⊗ A^v_{h(v)}, averaged over (u, v) and summed over h.
The Lean statement keeps the equivalent factored form
(A^v_{h(v)} ⊗ I) · (M^u_h ⊗ T_h) before the commutator.
This identity is purely algebraic; the actual √(2δ) bound still requires
the operator Cauchy--Schwarz step plus
addInU_pointMeasurement_snd_selfConsistency and
addInU_filtered_sandwiched_tensor_sum_le_one.
Reverse-orientation form of addInU_cs_chain_step1_diff_eq.
This is the same algebraic identity as the Q₀ → Q₁ rewrite, stated in the
Q₀ - Q₁ orientation used by the later absolute-value chain.
Reverse-orientation form of addInU_cs_chain_step2_diff_eq.
This is the same algebraic identity as the Q₁ → Q₂ rewrite, stated in the
Q₁ - Q₂ orientation used by the later absolute-value chain.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the Q₂ → Q₃ step.
Rewrites the difference addInUCSChainQ2 - addInUCSChainQ3 in the exact form
appearing on the LHS of eq:change-one-cauchy-schwarz (paper lines 306--311):
the expectation of ((A^v_{h(v)} - A^u_{h(u)}) · H^u_h · A^v_{h(v)}) ⊗ T_h,
averaged over (u, v) and summed over h.
The paper writes the middle factor as the fiber operator M^u_o; in this
formalization the preceding o-sum has already been collapsed along
o = h(u), so the same factor appears as
H^u_h = (sandwichedPolynomialSubMeasAt params strategy T u).outcome h.
This identity is purely algebraic; the operator Cauchy--Schwarz estimate is
proved downstream by add_in_u_cs_chain_q2_q3_factored_cs.
Selection-parametrized Step 1/2 algebraic identities #
Algebraic CS-alignment for the selected Q₀ → Q₁ step.
This is the selection-parametrized form of addInU_cs_chain_step1_diff_eq.
The identity is stated in the same orientation as the diagonal chain, namely
as Q₁ - Q₀. It rewrites the scalar difference using the same commutator
A^v_{h(v)} ⊗ I − I ⊗ A^v_{h(v)}, but sums only over the selected pairs
(o,h) ∈ S_u and leaves the arbitrary outcome operator M^u_o in place.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the selected Q₁ → Q₂ step.
This is the selection-parametrized form of addInU_cs_chain_step2_diff_eq,
with the arbitrary selected outcome operator M^u_o in the left tensor factor.
Reverse-orientation selected form of addInU_selected_cs_chain_step1_diff_eq.
Reverse-orientation selected form of addInU_selected_cs_chain_step2_diff_eq.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the selected Q₂ → Q₃ step.
This rewrites the first point-replacement move for an arbitrary selected
outcome family. The only changed factor is the left copy of the point
projector, from A^v_{h(v)} to A^u_{h(u)}.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the selected Q₃ → Q₄ step.
This rewrites the second point-replacement move for an arbitrary selected
outcome family. The only changed factor is the right copy of the point
projector, from A^v_{h(v)} to A^u_{h(u)}.
Reverse-orientation selected form of addInU_selected_cs_chain_step3_diff_eq.
Reverse-orientation selected form of addInU_selected_cs_chain_step4_diff_eq.
Algebraic CS-alignment for the Q₃ → Q₄ step.
Rewrites the difference addInUCSChainQ3 - addInUCSChainQ4 in the exact form
appearing on the left-hand side of eq:change-another (paper lines 326--332):
the expectation of (A^u_{h(u)} · H^u_h · (A^v_{h(v)} - A^u_{h(u)})) ⊗ T_h,
averaged over (u, v) and summed over h.
This identity is purely algebraic; the actual operator Cauchy--Schwarz step
is provided by add_in_u_cs_chain_q3_q4_factored_cs.