Soundness of the associated test (Proposition I:2279) #
An action σ passing Checks 1–3 of assocTest g everywhere gives the Z-aligned permutation
strategy quotStrat σ hσ, whose rejection probability at each question pair (x, y) is at most
2 |consWords x y| times the probability that σ fails the challenge at (x, y)
(rej_quotStrat_le). With at most 2^{2(Λ+1)} distinct constraint words, this gives
(gameValue_ge_of_checks)
1 - Cq · 2^{2(Λ+1)} · (1 - val(T̃, σ)) ≤ val(G), Cq = 2.
The proof, for each distinct constraint word w at (x, y):
- a rejected answer pair with nonzero weight violates some constraint, whose word is one of the
w(rej_le_sum_viol): malformed answers have zero projection, unequal answers at a loop orthogonal ones; - the probability of violating a constraint with word
wis(1/m) ∑_{j ∈ R_w} Re ((1 - M_w)/2)_{jj},R_wthe basis points whose readable signs are the readable value of such a constraint (sum_viol_eq, from the trace identity); all constraints with the wordwhave the same matrixM_w, the induced signed permutation ofw, so the violated ones are those of sign-1; ((1 - M_w)/2)_{jj}vanishes whenwfixes the representativej, and the representatives ofR_wthatwmoves fail the challenge (passes_iff).
The constant of Proposition I:2279.
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The answer pair (a, b) violates a constraint at (x, y) whose word is w.
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The readable value r carries a constraint at (x, y) whose word is w.
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- MIPRE.Tailored.Sofic.ReadW g x y w r = ∃ e ∈ MIPRE.Tailored.Sofic.consAt g ↑x ↑y, MIPRE.Tailored.Sofic.consWord g (↑x) (↑y) e.2.2.2 = w ∧ e.2.2.1 = r
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A rejected answer pair violates a constraint (union bound over the distinct words).
The probability of violating a constraint with word w, by the trace identity, for a
matrix M that is the matrix of every constraint with word w.
The quotient strategy #
The failure probability of a challenge.
The rejection probability of the quotient strategy at a question pair is at most
2 |consWords| times the failure probability of the challenge.
Proposition I:2279 #
Soundness half of Proposition I:2279: an action passing Checks 1–3 everywhere loses the
game at most Cq · 2^{2(Λ+1)} times as often as it loses the test.