The lower approximation is primitive recursive #
primrec_lowerSeq: the numerators lowerSeq T t of Main Theorem I (1) are a primitive recursive
function of the test and the stage. mainTheoremI_one packages clause (1) of Main Theorem I
(I:592): a primitive recursive dyadic sequence, non-decreasing and tending to the sofic value.
Rewritings #
Primitive recursion #
theorem
MIPRE.Tailored.Sofic.Measure.primrec_applyLetter :
Primrec fun (q : List (List ℕ) × SubgroupTestValue.Letter × ℕ) => applyLetter q.1 q.2.1 q.2.2
@[reducible, inline]
The arguments (c, K, cl) of countC.
Equations
Instances For
theorem
MIPRE.Tailored.Sofic.Measure.primrecPred_validC :
PrimrecPred fun (q : ℕ × ActCode) => ValidC q.1 q.2
The lower approximation is primitive recursive.
Main Theorem I (1) (I:592): a primitive recursive sequence of dyadic numbers
α T t / 2^t, non-decreasing in t, at most the sofic value and tending to it.