Add-in-u scalar transfer and off-diagonal expansion #
Assembly of the four add-in-u scalar moves, the elementary arithmetic absorption from the paper, and the residual off-diagonal expansion used by the helper strong self-consistency argument.
References #
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.texlines 341--343blueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex
Assemble the projection-simplified scalar transfer from the four scalar
chain moves. The analytic work remains exactly the four bounds
Q₀ ≈ Q₁, Q₁ ≈ Q₂, Q₂ ≈ Q₃, and Q₃ ≈ Q₄, plus the final arithmetic
absorption into addInUError.
Assemble the selected add-in-u scalar transfer from the four selected
scalar chain moves.
This is the selection-parametrized counterpart of
add_in_u_simplified_transfer_of_cs_chain. The endpoints are the theorem-side
generic add-in-u quantities rather than the diagonal match-mass and simplified
release quantities.
Reusable numerical absorption: whenever 2 a ≤ b, the four-term sum
2 √(2 a) + 2 √b collapses into 4 √b. This is the schematic shape of the
paper's closing absorption step in the proof of lem:add-in-u
(self_improvement.tex:341--342).
Paper-side comparison 2 δ ≤ ζ_variance from the closing line of the proof
of lem:add-in-u (self_improvement.tex:342,
blueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex:494). Since
ζ_variance = 24 m (ε + δ + m d / q) and m ≥ 1, the term 24 m δ already
exceeds 2 δ whenever eps, delta ≥ 0.
Arithmetic absorption used by add_in_u_simplified_transfer_of_cs_chain:
the four step-bound sum 2 √(2 δ) + 2 √(ζ_variance) is dominated by
addInUError = 4 ζ_variance^{1/2} (self_improvement.tex:341--342,
blueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex:492--494). This is the
arithmetic side condition that lets the step bounds with the paper-faithful
Real.sqrt shape (companion issues #1089 and #1090) discharge the hsum
hypothesis of add_in_u_simplified_transfer_of_cs_chain.
Wrapper composing add_in_u_simplified_transfer_of_cs_chain with the
arithmetic absorption: when the four chain step bounds have the paper-faithful
shapes √(2 δ), √(2 δ), √(ζ_variance), √(ζ_variance), the
projection-simplified transfer holds with the displayed
addInUError = 4 ζ_variance^{1/2}. The four hypotheses match the targets of
companion issues #1089 (Step 1/2) and #1083/#1088/#1090 (Step 3/4).
Projection-simplified add-in-u transfer with the Step 3/4 variance bounds
supplied by the local-variance sum hypothesis.
After the factor estimates in this file, the remaining scalar hypotheses are
only the two self-consistency moves Q₀ → Q₁ and Q₁ → Q₂, together with the
local-variance sum bound from the GlobalVariance theorem.
Projection-simplified add-in-u transfer from point self-consistency and
the local-variance sum bound.
This closes all four scalar moves in the add-in-u chain: Step 1 and Step 2
come from point-measurement self-consistency, while Step 3 and Step 4 are
supplied by the local-variance form above.
Specialization of selfConsistencyDiagonalAddInU_of_transfer to the
projection-simplified scalar transfer hypothesis.
Compared to selfConsistencyDiagonalAddInU_of_transfer, the hypothesis is
stated against the cleaner right-hand side E_u Σ_h ⟨ψ, H^u_h ⊗ T_h ψ⟩
obtained after collapsing the outer projection factors of
eq:release-the-kraken via proj_outer_sandwich_eq. The conclusion is
identical and can therefore feed the same diagonal helper-SSC application;
the simplification reduces the Cauchy--Schwarz/global-variance comparison
(self_improvement.tex:247--343) to a transfer in the simpler shape.
Exact residual-side expansion for the helper strong self-consistency proof.
For the averaged helper Hhat = E_u H^u produced from the primal measurement
T, the difference between the helper left mass and the released diagonal
add-in-u right-hand side is precisely the contribution of the off-diagonal
polynomial pairs (h',h) with h' ≠ h:
E_u \sum_h \sum_{h'≠h} ⟨ψ, H^u_{h'} ⊗ T_h ψ⟩.
This is the exact algebraic opening of the Lean residual
helper_left_mass - release-the-kraken; the later Cauchy--Schwarz,
Schwartz--Zippel, point-consistency, and self-consistency estimates are the
remaining inequalities that bound this off-diagonal expression in the proof of
item:self-improvement-self.
This Lean identity expands the helper left mass minus the released diagonal
right-hand side directly. It therefore differs from the paper's intermediate
``threw-in-h''' expression, where the off-diagonal helper operator is still
sandwiched by A^u_{h(u)}.