LeanPool.AsymptoticTrianglePacking.Internal — the first two moments of the loss weight #
coverWeight H v C = ∑_{u ≠ v} codeg(v,u)·1[u ∈ C]
(LeanPool.AsymptoticTrianglePacking.Internal.Tight.CoverWeight) is a NONNEGATIVE
LINEAR combination of the one-round covering indicators. Consequently its mean and its centred
second moment are exactly computable from the two covering laws already established:
prob_vertex_covered_eq—𝔼[1[u covered]] = coverRate H p u(exact);prob_two_vertices_covered_le—ℙ(u,u' covered) ≤ deg·deg·p² + codeg·p.
Results:
integral_coverWeight—𝔼[coverWeight] = ∑_{u ≠ v} codeg(v,u)·q_u;integral_sq_centered_coverWeight— the centred second moment as the exact double sum∑_{u,u'} codeg(v,u)·codeg(v,u')·(ℙ(u,u' covered) − q_u q_{u'});centered_second_moment_le— the quantitative bound𝔼[(coverWeight − 𝔼)²] ≤ κ·A·q_hi + ε₂·A², withA = ∑_{u ≠ v} codeg(v,u) = (r−1)deg(v),κthe codegree bound andε₂any bound on the pair excessℙ(u,u' cov) − q_u q_{u'}.
The diagonal term is O(κ·d·γ) and the off-diagonal term O(d²·ε₂); both are o(d²) in the nibble
regime, which is precisely the concentration the residual degree cannot have.
placeholder-free and axiom-clean [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound].
The covering indicator #
The indicator that u is covered by the round matching.
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The product of two covering indicators is the indicator of the joint event.
The centred covering indicator #
The centred covering indicator 1[u covered] − q_u.
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The pair covariance.
The loss weight as a linear form #
coverWeight written as a linear form in the covering indicators.
The loss weight of v as a random variable.
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- LeanPool.AsymptoticTrianglePacking.Internal.lossWeight ρ v ω = ∑ u ∈ Finset.univ.erase v, ↑(Hypergraph.codegree H v u) * LeanPool.AsymptoticTrianglePacking.Internal.coverInd ρ u ω
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Its deterministic mean.
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The mean of the loss weight.
The centred loss weight as a linear form in the centred indicators.
The centred second moment of the loss weight, as an exact double sum.