The classification theorem (A7) #
Statements split from the original Statements.lean skeleton (one file per proving task).
The mathematics is AUDIT-NOTES A7 and papers/.../sections/13-classification.tex.
The four theorems below are proved by assembling the results of the other files in this
directory, together with the bridging lemmas of the first three sections: connectivity of the
named cycle and path scenarios, the fact that a target passing the order-t test is a law,
the total variation cost of a local flip, and the passage to a connected component.
A7: the classification theorem #
Bridging lemmas: connectivity of the named scenarios #
The five-vertex path graph is connected.
Bridging lemmas: pushforwards, laws and total variation #
A target that passes the order-t ancestral-independence test, t ≥ 1, is a law: the
witness restricted to one copied original scenario has the target as its law.
The distance to the compatible set is at most the distance to any compatible law.
Bridging lemmas: how far a local flip moves a law #
Bridging lemmas: passing to a connected component #
If no connected component is a double star, neither is the graph.
The pair-source scenario carried by one connected component.
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Instances For
The inclusion of a component scenario into the ambient scenario is an induced embedding.