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The exceptional-edge budget of a sub-triple at uniformity scale ε₂: the bound
4ε₂(|A||B| + |A||C| + |B||C|) of Nibble.AX1.tripleGraph_near_regular.
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A sub-triple design for G at parameters (ε, μ, η, d₀), with internal scales
(ε₂, μ₂, t). This is the exact package of hypotheses that
Nibble.AX1.hasNearRegularFamily_of_subTripleDesign turns into a near-regular family; it contains
no probability and no regularity argument, only explicit inequalities about the k sub-triples
(A i, B i, C i), their common triangle-degree scales d i and the lower bounds Elo i for their
edge counts.
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The bridge from a sub-triple design to a near-regular family.
A design consists of k triples (A i, B i, C i) of pairwise disjoint vertex sets which are
- pairwise
ε₂-uniform of density at least2ε₂; - scale equalised: the three triangle-degree scales of the triple agree with a common
d i ≥ d₀to withinμ₂, even after theε₂-slack of the counting lemma; - pairwise edge-disjoint as tripartite graphs;
- large:
Elo iis a lower bound for the number of edges of thei-th tripartite graph, the exceptional edges produced by pruning are at most anη-fraction of what survives, and the surviving edges recover3ν₃*(G) − 3ε|V|².
Then G has a near-regular family at (ε, μ, η, d₀). The members are the pruned tripartite
graphs Nibble.AX1.prune (tripleGraph G (A i) (B i) (C i)) Badᵢ of
Nibble.AX1.uniform_triple_member.
The bridge, in packaged form.