Projective consistency evaluation #
This module contains the data-processing lemmas which turn polynomial-level projective consistency into pointwise consistency after evaluation at a sampled point.
A constant full-polynomial consistency statement postprocesses to pointwise polynomial evaluation with the same error.
This is the data-processing move used after paper line 156: once
Q^A_g \otimes I \simeq I \otimes Q^B_g is available over the single
polynomial question, evaluating both polynomial outcomes at a point u preserves
consistency over the uniform point distribution.
Heterogeneous form of consRel_constPolynomialEvaluation.
The same data-processing argument applies when Alice's polynomial measurement
acts on H_A and Bob's on H_B.
Turn a line-156 projective approximation into the evaluated consistency used in the final point-consistency triangles.
The proof first applies the projective converse of prop:simeq-to-approx at the
polynomial level, then uses question-dependent data processing to evaluate both
projective polynomial measurements at each point.
Heterogeneous form of
projectiveEvaluationConsistency_ofFullPolynomialConsistency.
It first applies the two-space projective converse to the placed state-dependent-distance relation, and then evaluates the polynomial outcomes at the sampled point.