Marginal monotonicity (node 1.6.1; 07_main_theorem.tex, eq
marginal-monotonicity): ω^co(G^{⊗n}) ≤ ω^co(G) for every n ≥ 1.
Stated for arbitrary [0,1] payoffs — a disclosed safe-direction
strengthening of the manuscript's predicate-context display
(DIFFERENCES.md D11). Proof: presample the other n − 1 question pairs
with shared randomness (the seed mixture of Game/Mixture.lean), play
the chosen coordinate i, and marginalize the answers; the product
payoff is bounded by the coordinate-i payoff since all factors lie in
[0,1].
Payoff perturbation for the winning functional (node 1.6.3;
07_main_theorem.tex, eq payoff-rational-approximation, first inequality):
two games with the same question law and δ-close payoff tables give
winning probabilities within δ, for any subnormalized nonnegative
correlation. (hδ is needed for degenerate empty alphabets, where the
payoff hypothesis is vacuous and both wins are zero.)
Payoff perturbation for the commuting value (node 1.6.3): δ-close
payoff tables give δ-close values. ["The same bounds hold after taking
commuting suprema", 07_main_theorem.tex]
Repeated-game payoff perturbation (node 1.6.3; 07_main_theorem.tex, eq
payoff-rational-approximation, second inequality, "telescoping the
product"): δ-close payoff tables give n·δ-close repeated values.