Complete interface for the local exponential transfer step #
This file packages the probability identity and the likelihood-ratio order comparison in forms intended for pointwise use along an insertion chain.
The probability quantities attached to one law.
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- Feige.Lemma43.F ν = (ν (Set.Ici 0)).toReal
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The upper transfer-test expectation for ν.
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- Feige.Lemma43.A ν d = ∫ (z : ℝ), Feige.TransferTestFunctions.transferPhi d z ∂ν
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The lower transfer-test expectation for ν.
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- Feige.Lemma43.B ν c = ∫ (z : ℝ), Feige.TransferTestFunctions.transferPsi c z ∂ν
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The upper crossing probability for ν.
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The lower crossing probability for ν.
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The sum of the upper and lower crossing probabilities.
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- Feige.Lemma43.w ν c d = Feige.Lemma43.u ν d + Feige.Lemma43.v ν c
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The upper crossing probability normalized by total crossing mass.
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- Feige.Lemma43.theta ν c d = Feige.Lemma43.u ν d / Feige.Lemma43.w ν c d
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Explicit, auditable identification between the actual tail probabilities of two laws and the four likelihood-ratio integrals.
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The four elementary relations among A,B,F,u,v,w, kept as an
explicit proposition so that no probability identification is hidden.
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Identity half of the local transfer step, stated entirely in the actual probability quantities of the two laws.
Order half of the local transfer step after identifying the four actual tail probabilities with the corresponding convolution-density integrals. The identification hypotheses are the exact interface needed from a density-of-pushforward lemma.
Order half in the named probability quantities.
Full auditable local-transfer interface for one insertion-chain edge. The analytic/probability identities and the density identifications are separate named hypotheses, and the conclusion exposes the factorized transfer identity, the likelihood-ratio order, and positivity of both denominators.