Average of a family of vectors in a ℂ-module under a real weight
function: (∑ w)⁻¹ • ∑ᵢ wᵢ • fᵢ. With Lean's 0⁻¹ = 0 convention the
value is 0 at zero total mass; every consuming statement guards its
mass. Auxiliary.
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- CommutingRepetition.weightedAvg w f = (↑(∑ i : ι, w i))⁻¹ • ∑ i : ι, ↑(w i) • f i
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The (T₀, X_i)-conditioned unnormalized law of Alice's full question
word: consistency with the revealed values on C_X ∪ {i}, times the
pinned-Bob halves of the free coordinates' joint laws (every coordinate
outside C_X ∪ {i} lies in C_Y by eq reveal-cover).
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The (T₀, Y_i)-conditioned unnormalized law of Bob's full question
word.
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The doubly revealed coordinates' contribution: the joint law at the
pinned values on (C_X ∪ {i}) ∩ (C_Y ∪ {i}).
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Weight factorization (node 1.2.4 bridge; eq reveal-cover ⇒ eq
prior-factorization): the symmetric (T₀, X_i, Y_i)-conditioned prior
weight splits into the doubly pinned block times the two one-sided
conditioned laws. This is the exact form of reviewer #7's note-N3
bridge: it makes the one-sided weights the marginals of the symmetric
conditioning.
Total-mass factorization: summing priorWeight_eq_mul over both
words (Fubini).
Alice's core effect E_{x^n}^{a_D}: the repeated POVM effect at the
question word w summed over all answer words agreeing with the core
answer word zA on D (05_prerounding.tex, "Let E_{x^n}^{a_D} and
F_{y^n}^{b_D} be the repeated POVM effects after summing all answers
outside D"). The core word is carried by a full-word representative;
only its D-coordinates matter.
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- S.coreEffectA D w zA = ∑ as : Fin n → A, if CommutingRepetition.agreesOn D as zA then S.E w as else 0
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Bob's core effect F_{y^n}^{b_D}.
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- S.coreEffectB D v zB = ∑ bs : Fin n → B, if CommutingRepetition.agreesOn D bs zB then S.F v bs else 0
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Bilinear collapse of the core-answer correlation mass: the
probability of answering consistently with the core word z = (zA, zB)
at questions (w, v) is the trace pairing of the two core effects
(05_prerounding.tex, eq WD-t-z context with eq
tracial-correlation-formula).
The effective Alice branch effect H_{r,x} = 𝔼[E_{X^n}^{a_D} ∣ T₀ = t, X_i = x] (05_prerounding.tex, eq effective-HK): the
xWeight-average of the core effects over Alice's full question word.
The reference word x₀ carries the revealed values and the live
question x = x₀ i; the history's core answers are zA.
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- S.effectiveH d μ x₀ y₀ zA = CommutingRepetition.weightedAvg (d.xWeight μ x₀ y₀) fun (w : Fin n → X) => S.coreEffectA D w zA
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The effective Bob branch effect K_{r,y} = 𝔼[F_{Y^n}^{b_D} ∣ T₀ = t, Y_i = y].
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- S.effectiveK d μ x₀ y₀ zB = CommutingRepetition.weightedAvg (d.yWeight μ x₀ y₀) fun (v : Fin n → Y) => S.coreEffectB D v zB
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Effective effects are algebraically positive — "finite convex
combinations of positive contractions in M" (eq effective-HK;
positivity half, see the header note on contractivity).
The live refinement H_{r,x}^a (05_prerounding.tex, eq
live-refinements): the effective effect further restricted to live
answer a at the live coordinate.
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The live refinement of Bob's effective effect.
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H_{r,x} = ∑_a H_{r,x}^a (eq live-refinements): the live answers
partition each answer word.
K_{r,y} = ∑_b K_{r,y}^b (eq live-refinements).
The locally describable average H̄_{r,y} = ∑_{x'} μ(x' ∣ y) H_{r,x'} (05_prerounding.tex, eq bar-HK): the effective Alice effect
averaged over the live Alice question with the conditional question law
given the live Bob question y = y₀ i.
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- S.effectiveHBar d μ x₀ y₀ zA = CommutingRepetition.weightedAvg (fun (x' : X) => μ x' (y₀ d.i)) fun (x' : X) => S.effectiveH d μ (Function.update x₀ d.i x') y₀ zA
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The locally describable average K̄_{r,x} = ∑_{y'} μ(y' ∣ x) K_{r,y'} (eq bar-HK).
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- S.effectiveKBar d μ x₀ y₀ zB = CommutingRepetition.weightedAvg (fun (y' : Y) => μ (x₀ d.i) y') fun (y' : Y) => S.effectiveK d μ x₀ (Function.update y₀ d.i y') zB
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Exact branch probability, division-free core (node 1.2.4;
05_prerounding.tex, eq branch-probability via eq prior-factorization):
the prior-weighted core-answer correlation mass equals the pinned-block
weight times the trace pairing of the unnormalized weighted core
effects. Dividing by the total mass (branch_probability below) gives
the manuscript's p_r(x,y) = τ(σ* H_{r,x} σ K_{r,y}).
Exact branch probability (node 1.2.4; 05_prerounding.tex, eq
branch-probability): on positive conditioning mass, the conditional
probability of the core answers given (T₀, X_i, Y_i) is the trace
pairing of the effective effects, p_r(x,y) = τ(σ* H_{r,x} σ K_{r,y}).
The mass hypothesis is the manuscript's "Question conditionals are used
only on positive marginal support".
Candidates and the ideal answer law (node 1.2.7) #
The consumed corner layer of 05_prerounding.tex, "The common finite
resolver corner" (eqs normalized-candidates, candidate-positivity-order,
ideal-answer-law): normalized candidate vectors from arena branches,
the ideal answer law as the ratio of the arena's two exact identities,
and the positivity orders that keep the local denominators nonzero on
positive posterior edges. The specific wiring of labels
s = (i, r, x), t = (i, r, y), the fallback choices at zero edges,
and the assembly into a PreroundedStrategy are node 1.2.11.
The normalized candidate vector u = Φ/‖Φ‖ of eq
normalized-candidates (with Lean's 0⁻¹ = 0, the zero branch yields the
zero vector; the manuscript's arbitrary fixed unit vectors at zero edges
are a choice of node 1.2.11 that "changes no π-average").
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On a positive branch the candidate is a unit vector ("evaluation by the relevant positive vector functional proves strictly positive norm").
The ideal answer law (node 1.2.7; 05_prerounding.tex, eq
ideal-answer-law): on a positive branch, the normalized candidate's
answer pairing is the ratio of the arena's exact refinement identity to
its norm identity —
⟨u, L(A_i^a) R(B_j^b) u⟩ = τ(σ* F_i^a σ G_j^b) / τ(σ* F_i σ G_j),
"which is exactly ℚ(A_i = a, B_i = b ∣ R = r, X_i = x, Y_i = y)".
Candidate positivity order, Bob side (node 1.2.7;
05_prerounding.tex, eq candidate-positivity-order):
K̄_{r,x} ≽ μ(y ∣ x) K_{r,y} in the D13 cone — the bar average
dominates each conditional multiple of a single live effect, because the
difference is the nonnegative combination of the remaining live
questions. True with the junk conventions at a vanishing live marginal
(both sides collapse to 0).
Candidate positivity order, Alice side (eq
candidate-positivity-order): H̄_{r,y} ≽ μ(x ∣ y) H_{r,x}.