The five-observer path (A4) #
Statements split from the original Statements.lean skeleton (one file per proving task).
Everything in this file is proved; the order-t witness fivePath_witness and its
expressible form live in InflationGraphOpen/FivePath.lean. See AUDIT-NOTES A4 for the
mathematics.
FivePathAux collects the auxiliary material: the explicit enumeration of the 32 atoms and of
the four sources of P₅, the decomposition of a GModel of P₅ into its four latent
coordinates, and the analytic core of the bilocal inequality. Nothing in it changes any of the
seven statements below, which appear in their original form.
Auxiliary material #
The analytic core of the bilocal inequality.
The source edge joining vertices zero and one.
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The source edge joining vertices one and two.
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The source edge joining vertices two and three.
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The source edge joining vertices three and four.
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The latent tuple type of the five-path.
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The latent assignment built from a tuple.
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Transport an equality of latent assignments along an equality of edges.
Identify the four latent coordinates with an assignment to the path edges.
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The response at a vertex, as a function of the whole latent tuple.
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- TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.gResp M v p = M.resp v fun (e : ↥(TriangleInflation.Graph.fivePathGraph.inc v)) => TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.ofTup M p ↑e
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Response at the first endpoint, with the remaining coordinates fixed by q.
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- TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.fA M q a = TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.gResp M 0 (a, q.2.1, q.2.2.1, q.2.2.2)
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Response at vertex one, with the remaining coordinates fixed by q.
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- TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.fB M q a b = TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.gResp M 1 (a, b, q.2.2.1, q.2.2.2)
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Response at the middle vertex, with the remaining coordinates fixed by q.
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- TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.fC M q b c = TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.gResp M 2 (q.1, b, c, q.2.2.2)
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Response at vertex three, with the remaining coordinates fixed by q.
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- TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.fD M q c d = TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.gResp M 3 (q.1, q.2.1, c, d)
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Response at the last endpoint, with the remaining coordinates fixed by q.
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- TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.fE M q d = TriangleInflation.Graph.FivePathAux.gResp M 4 (q.1, q.2.1, q.2.2.1, d)
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Factoring a four-fold latent sum whose summand depends only on the outer coordinates.
Factoring a four-fold latent sum with a chain-shaped summand.
The endpoint weight Pr(A = x) of the model.
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The endpoint weight Pr(E = z) of the model.
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The unnormalized conditional response of B.
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The unnormalized conditional response of D.
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The explicit target #
Laws of models, and a compatible law #
The five-path model with trivial sources and fair responses.
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A4: the five-observer path #
AUDIT-NOTES A4, the bilocal inequality for the five-path. For a compatible law with
positive endpoint cells, √|I| + √|J| ≤ 1. Conditioning on A = x and E = z changes only
the endpoint source laws and leaves L, R independent; with
p_± = E_L|(b_0 ± b_1)/2| and r_± = E_R|(d_0 ± d_1)/2| one has p_+ + p_- ≤ 1,
r_+ + r_- ≤ 1, |I| ≤ p_+ r_+, |J| ≤ p_- r_-, and Cauchy–Schwarz finishes.
The five-path target is a law, and is bounded below by (1−h)/64 at every atom
(AUDIT-NOTES A4, packet equation (8)).
AUDIT-NOTES A4: the five-path target is incompatible for every 0 < h < 1, since
√I + √J = √(1+h) > 1 contradicts the bilocal inequality. (Finite-latent compatible set;
see the header.)
AUDIT-NOTES A4 with the corrected constant. The packet states d_TV ≥ h/16; the argument
as written gives |I_R − I_P|, |J_R − J_P| ≤ 24 d for d < 1/8, so the safe constant is
h/96. At h_t = 1/(16t²) this is 1/(1536 t²).