Final extraction from the actual typed introspection game #
This is the last game calculation in introspection.tex: the cross-introspection
edge has probability exactly 1 / |E|, accepts precisely the original predicate
on pair answers, and rejects all other constructors. Consequently terminal
readout measurements yield an actual original-game strategy with failure at
most |E| times the typed-game failure. The tensor-product form is the output
required of the hiding induction; no separate acceptance premise is assumed.
Stated in a bipartite model (Phase 4 of planning/mipco-track.md): the typed game is played in a
model Ψ, the terminal measurements in the register model Ξ.reg (ι → F), where the product form
of a readout is conditionalReadout (smulKron of the auxiliary operator and the question
readout). The extracted strategy is a projective strategy of the auxiliary model Ξ itself, which
replaces the matrix statement's equality of local dimensions; the actual state of the last theorem
is a unit vector φ of the register model's space, played in (Ξ.reg (ι → F)).withState φ.
An accepted cross-introspection answer has the pair constructor on each side.
A sum supported on the pair answers is exactly a sum over their two components.
Embed the terminal question/answer PVM into the full parsed alphabet.
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The terminal pair effects and zero effects on other constructors form a genuine PVM.
On the concrete game edge, only pair answers contribute to the conditional value.
The actual typed game's success bounds the conditional cross-test failure.
Terminal pair effects of product form identify the conditional value exactly, in the register model. No premise about the other parsed constructors is needed: the decider rejects them.
The final extraction step from the actual game. Given the product forms
produced by the hiding induction, near-perfect typed play constructs a legal
original strategy in exactly the auxiliary model, with explicit loss |E| ε.
Quantitative terminal extraction. The induction need only approximate
the pair readouts in summed squared state distance. Its two errors cost exactly
2 sqrt(deltaA) + 2 sqrt(deltaB) after the cross-test's |E| epsilon loss.
The actual measurements may have effects on all malformed constructors.
The complete final extraction calculation after Pauli state approximation and hiding measurement approximation. All three errors are paid explicitly.