Unselected add-in-u Step 3/4 global-variance bounds #
Unselected self-energy estimates, variance-factor comparisons, and the combined global-variance bridges for the projection-simplified add-in-u chain.
References #
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.texlines 299--340blueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex
Self-energy factor ≤ 1 for the Q₃ → Q₄ factored Cauchy--Schwarz.
The first square-root factor D₁ produced by add_in_u_cs_chain_q3_q4_factored_cs
is bounded by 1. The proof collapses the outer projection A^u_{h(u)} around
the sandwiched submeasurement H^u_h = A^u_{h(u)} · T_h · A^u_{h(u)} via
projectivity, then bounds the per-point sum of opTensor (H^u_h) (T_h) by
the submeasurement-opTensor-sum lemma, lifts to expectation via ev ψ,
and averages over (u, v) with the v-average collapsing to unity.
This supplies the hD₁_le_one hypothesis required by
add_in_u_cs_chain_q3_q4_le_sqrt_of_factor_bounds. The proof is
fully symmetric in u ↔ v up to projection renaming, so the same
pattern directly supplies hD₂_le_one for the Q₂ → Q₃ factored
add_in_u_cs_chain_q2_q3_le_sqrt_of_factor_bounds analogue.
Self-energy factor ≤ 1 for the Q₂ → Q₃ factored Cauchy--Schwarz.
The second square-root factor produced by add_in_u_cs_chain_q2_q3_factored_cs
is bounded by 1. For fixed (u,v), the diagonal summand is one summand of the
nonnegative residual tensor sum
Σ_{i,r,o} A^v_o H^u_i A^v_o ⊗ T_r. The residual sum is at most 1 by
sandwichTensor_residual_sum_le_one, applied to the point measurement at v,
the sandwiched polynomial submeasurement at u, and the original
submeasurement T.
The variance factor in the Q₂ → Q₃ factored Cauchy--Schwarz estimate is
bounded by the polynomial sum of the global-variance deviations.
For each polynomial h, the sandwiched operator H^u_h is bounded by 1.
Thus the summand
(A^v_{h(v)} - A^u_{h(u)}) H^u_h (A^v_{h(v)} - A^u_{h(u)}) ⊗ T_h
is dominated by the squared point-operator difference tensored with T_h.
The latter is exactly the integrand defining
globalVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial, after expanding the weighted
point-conditioned operator.
The variance factor in the Q₃ → Q₄ factored Cauchy--Schwarz estimate is
bounded by the polynomial sum of the global-variance deviations.
This is the same variance expression as in the Q₂ → Q₃ estimate, appearing
as the second square-root factor rather than the first.
Raw Q₂ → Q₃ global-variance Cauchy--Schwarz bound after both factors have
been estimated.
Raw Q₃ → Q₄ global-variance Cauchy--Schwarz bound after both factors have
been estimated.
The global-variance sum bound upgrades the raw Cauchy--Schwarz estimate for
the first global-variance replacement step into the displayed sqrt ζ bound.
This is the variance-use fragment of eq:change-one in
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex, lines 299--318. The hypothesis
hcs is the Cauchy--Schwarz estimate eq:change-one-cauchy-schwarz
(lines 306--311) after the second-square-root has been bounded by 1
using (A^v_{h(v)})² ≤ I and the fact that T is a measurement
(lines 312--316, 318); concretely, the right-hand side is the summed
globalVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial (the displayed first-square-root
content). This lemma applies only the remaining ≤ ζ_variance step from
lem:global-variance-of-points (line 317) via sqrt-monotonicity.
The global-variance sum bound upgrades the raw Cauchy--Schwarz estimate for
the second global-variance replacement step into the displayed sqrt ζ bound.
This is the variance-use fragment of eq:change-another in
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex, lines 319--340. The hypothesis
hcs is the Cauchy--Schwarz estimate of lines 326--332 after the
first-square-root has been bounded by 1 using (A^u_{h(u)})² ≤ I and the
fact that T is a measurement (lines 333--338); concretely, the right-hand
side is the summed globalVarianceDeviationAtPolynomial (the displayed
second-square-root content, equal to the first-square-root term of
eq:change-one-cauchy-schwarz per line 340). This lemma applies only the
remaining ≤ ζ_variance step (line 340) via sqrt-monotonicity.
Closed global-variance bridge for the first projection-simplified Cauchy--Schwarz replacement step.
The factor estimates proved above supply the raw square-root bound, so the only remaining hypothesis is the summed global-variance estimate.
Closed global-variance bridge for the second projection-simplified Cauchy--Schwarz replacement step.
The factor estimates proved above supply the raw square-root bound, so the only remaining hypothesis is the summed global-variance estimate.
Combined Step 3/4 variance bridge for the projection-simplified add-in-u Cauchy--Schwarz chain.
Given the two raw Cauchy--Schwarz estimates against the summed
independent-points deviation and a GlobalVariance sum bound, this produces the
two sqrt ζ absolute-difference bounds needed by
add_in_u_simplified_transfer_of_cs_chain. It deliberately does not assemble
the final transfer, so the remaining self-consistency steps and arithmetic
absorption stay separate.
Combined Step 3/4 variance bridge using the factor estimates proved in this file.
This is the closed form of
add_in_u_cs_chain_global_variance_steps_of_sum_bound: the raw
Cauchy--Schwarz estimates are supplied by
add_in_u_cs_chain_q2_q3_le_sqrt_globalVarianceDeviation_sum and
add_in_u_cs_chain_q3_q4_le_sqrt_globalVarianceDeviation_sum.
Local-variance-sum version of the combined Step 3/4 variance bridge.
This consumes the expected output of the local-variance normalization step
(expansion.tex, lines 317--321) through
globalVarianceDeviation_sum_le_of_localVarianceDeviation_sum_le, then applies
the combined Step 3/4 bridge above. It remains a named bridge because the
blueprint cites this local-sum interface separately from the closed
factor-bound lemma below.
Closed local-variance bridge for the first projection-simplified Cauchy--Schwarz replacement step.
The local-variance sum estimate is first transported to the corresponding global-variance estimate, and the factor estimates provide the raw Cauchy--Schwarz bound.
Closed local-variance bridge for the second projection-simplified Cauchy--Schwarz replacement step.
The local-variance sum estimate is first transported to the corresponding global-variance estimate, and the factor estimates provide the raw Cauchy--Schwarz bound.
Local-variance-sum version of the combined Step 3/4 variance bridge using the factor estimates proved in this file.
This is the closed local-sum form of
add_in_u_cs_chain_global_variance_steps_of_sum_bound_from_factor_bounds: the
only new input is the local-variance sum hypothesis, which is first transported
to the global-variance sum bound.