Rounding a law to a common denominator #
The rounded numerators: the ceilings, with the leftover on a base point.
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The shared seed and the output #
The shared seed: a live coordinate and a permutation of H × Fin dens.
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- CommutingRepetition.RoundedSampler.Seed H ι dens = (ι × Equiv.Perm (H × Fin dens))
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The uniform seed law.
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- CommutingRepetition.RoundedSampler.ν dens _ω = (↑(Fintype.card ι) * ↑(Fintype.card (Equiv.Perm (H × Fin dens))))⁻¹
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The output of the shared-permutation sampler at seed ω for the
numerators of live coordinate ω.1.
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- CommutingRepetition.RoundedSampler.output dens hdens num hsum ω = CommutingRepetition.ClassicalInformation.rationalPermutationOutput dens (num ω.1) ⋯ ω.2
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The uniform permutation probability as an indicator sum.
The disagreement probability as an indicator sum.
The output law: Pr[output = h] = (1/|ι|) ∑_i num(i, h)/dens.
Numerators supported on the live coordinate collapse the coordinate sum.
Relative entropy against a dominating law #
If J' ≥ (1−ρ) J₀ pointwise, the relative entropy against J' is at
most the log-sum against J₀ plus log(1/(1−ρ)).
Total variation #
The mismatch bound: the shared seed makes the two outputs disagree with probability at most twice the total variation of the two output tuple laws.
Sum reorderings and the normalization of the output tuple laws #
The Alice-side output tuple law (∑_ω ν(ω) [r_A(ω,x) = h]) μ(x,y) is a
probability law.
The Bob-side output tuple law is a probability law.