Helper completeness: the linearized SDP expression #
This file rewrites the linearized helper-completeness expression as the dual
mass and assembles the Cauchy--Schwarz estimates with input consistency. The
statements here are the algebraic bridge from the two analytic moves to the
Hhat-versus-Z lower bound.
References #
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.texlines 395--414blueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex
The final algebraic rewrite in the helper-completeness Cauchy--Schwarz argument, isolated from the two analytic estimates.
After the two Cauchy--Schwarz moves in
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex, lines 360--399, the remaining
linear expression is
E_u Σ_h ⟨ψ, (T_h A^u_{h(u)}) ⊗ I ψ⟩.
This theorem reindexes the average to
Σ_h ⟨ψ, (T_h E_u A^u_{h(u)}) ⊗ I ψ⟩, applies the complementary-slackness
identity T_h E_u A^u_{h(u)} = T_h Z, and finally invokes
sdp_complementary_slackness_sum_eq_dual_mass to use Σ_h T_h = I.
The statement deliberately keeps complementary slackness as an explicit
hypothesis; it is not a consequence of the current reduced
SdpOptimalPair interface.
The named linearized helper-completeness quantity is the SDP dual mass under complementary slackness.
Complementary-slackness conversion specialized to the SDP witness packaged
inside SelfImprovementHelperConclusion.
The bracketed scalar expression before the first Cauchy--Schwarz move in helper completeness.
This is the right-hand side of eq:bracketize-the-expression:
E_u Σ_a ⟨ψ, (A^u_a · T_[h(u)=a] · A^u_a) ⊗ I ψ⟩.
The finite sum
Σ_{h : h(u)=a} T_h represents the paper's fiber operator
T_[h(u)=a].
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The first Cauchy--Schwarz move in the helper-completeness proof.
Assuming bipartite strong self-consistency of the point measurement with error
delta, the bracketed expression
E_u Σ_a ⟨ψ, (A^u_a T_[h(u)=a] A^u_a) ⊗ I ψ⟩
differs from
E_u Σ_a ⟨ψ, (T_[h(u)=a] A^u_a) ⊗ A^u_a ψ⟩
by at most 2 sqrt delta. The proof is the paper's
eq:yet-another-move-a: twoNotionsOfSelfConsistency supplies the first
square-root factor, while helper_first_move_second_factor_le_one supplies
the second.
The recorded Hhat-versus-Z comparison follows from the two
Cauchy--Schwarz scalar bounds and complementary slackness.
The first hypothesis is the bound for moving the leftmost copy of A^u_a across
the bipartition; the second is the bound for removing the remaining copy of
A^u_a on the right register. Together with complementary slackness, these
are precisely the estimates leading to
eq:gonna-use-this-later-H-versus-Z in the paper.
Helper-stage completeness from the Hhat-versus-Z comparison and the
dual-mass lower bound.
The paper proves
subMeasMass ψ Hhat.liftLeft ≥ ⟨ψ, Z ⊗ I, ψ⟩ - 3 √δ by the two
Cauchy--Schwarz moves in the helper-completeness paragraph. Once the separate
input-consistency argument gives 1 - ν ≤ ⟨ψ, Z ⊗ I, ψ⟩, this theorem performs
the scalar assembly and absorbs the loss 3 √δ into the helper threshold
ζ̂ = selfImprovementHelperError params eps delta.
Helper-stage completeness from input consistency and the
Hhat-versus-Z comparison.
This is the checked assembly of the final part of the helper-completeness
paragraph in thm:self-improvement. The only analytic input still external is
the paper's Cauchy--Schwarz comparison
subMeasMass ψ Hhat.liftLeft ≥ ⟨ψ, Z ⊗ I, ψ⟩ - 3 √δ; the SDP dual-feasibility
fields of SelfImprovementHelperConclusion and the input consistency of G
produce the dual-mass lower bound internally.
Helper-stage completeness from the two Cauchy--Schwarz scalar bounds, complementary slackness, and input consistency.
This theorem is the completeness paragraph with the Hhat-versus-Z
comparison assembled internally from its two analytic estimates and the exact
SDP rewrite. The remaining external hypotheses are therefore the two
Cauchy--Schwarz estimates themselves and the complementary-slackness equation.