Final-fields self-closeness construction #
This module contains the self-closeness transport used to fill the selfCloseness
field of SelfImprovementFinalFields. The statements formalize the triangle
transport through helper self-consistency and the orthonormalization SDD step in
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.tex, lines 727--741.
Final-fields self-closeness construction #
Same playbook as final_fields_completeness_of_helper_completeness, but for
the selfCloseness field. Unlike completeness, this field is closed
without any new analytic obligation: the helper-stage strong
self-consistency hssc and the orthonormalization SDD bound horth already
supplied to selfImprovement together suffice, by combining the bipartite-SSC
left↔right transport (twoNotionsOfSelfConsistency), the perm-inv
left↔right SDD reflection
(MakingMeasurementsProjective.sddRel_liftRight_of_liftLeft_permInv), and the
three-step SDD triangle inequality
(Preliminaries.stateDependentDistanceRel_triangle_three).
Concretely the chain is H.liftLeft → Hhat.liftLeft → Hhat.liftRight → H.liftRight, with edges of error ε, 2δ, ε and the triangle constant 3,
giving the final 3 * (ε + 2δ + ε) bound. The remaining gap to the literal
selfImprovementError threshold used inside SelfImprovementFinalFields is a
separate numerical comparison on the explicit error definitions.
This is not an additional residual hypothesis: this construction derives the entire
selfCloseness field from data already present in the selfImprovement
proof. It does not assume the projective self-closeness it produces and does
not restate a combined final-fields hypothesis block.
Paper anchors:
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.texlines 727--741 — projective self-closenessHhat ⊗ I ≈ I ⊗ Hhat → H ⊗ I ≈ I ⊗ Hvia the triangle. The corresponding blueprint paragraph isblueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex\emph{Proof of \ref{item:self-improvement-self-closeness}}.
Generic self-closeness transport through helper-stage strong
self-consistency and the orthonormalization SDD step, for the Unit-indexed
constant-family setting used by the self-improvement pipeline.
Given:
hssc— bipartite strong self-consistency of the helper submeasurementA(helper SSC).horth— orthonormalization SDD bound between the left lifts ofAand the projective replacementB.
Conclusion: SDD between the left and right placements of B, with the natural
three-step paper sum 3 * (ε + 2δ + ε).
Proof: twoNotionsOfSelfConsistency gives A.liftLeft ≃_{2δ} A.liftRight;
sddRel_liftRight_of_liftLeft_permInv reflects horth to a right-lift bound;
the triangle B.liftLeft ↔ A.liftLeft ↔ A.liftRight ↔ B.liftRight then
applies stateDependentDistanceRel_triangle_three.
Final-fields self-closeness construction.
Specializes self_closeness_transport_through_orthonormalization to the
self-improvement parameters. Given the helper-stage bipartite SSC of Hhat
and the orthonormalization SDD bound between Hhat.liftLeft and
H.toSubMeas.liftLeft (both already produced inside selfImprovement), this
checked theorem derives the selfCloseness field of
SelfImprovementFinalFields with the natural paper sum-of-errors
3 * (selfImprovementOrthogonalizationError + 2 * selfImprovementHelperError + selfImprovementOrthogonalizationError).
Crucially, this construction adds no new analytic hypothesis: both hssc and
horth are already supplied to selfImprovement, so the selfCloseness
field of SelfImprovementFinalFields is now fully derivable up to a numerical
threshold comparison.
Literal-threshold self-closeness construction under the standard unit-interval hypotheses.
This wraps final_fields_self_closeness with the numerical absorption
final_fields_self_closeness_error_le_selfImprovementError, giving exactly
the selfCloseness threshold used in SelfImprovementFinalFields.