Single-jump cumulation #
This file proves the binomial cumulation bound for the abstract damped ladder Lean4LPD.Ladder,
formalizing part (i) of apd:cor:norm_cumulation_jump:
N_{≥m}^{(g)} ≤ C(g, m) · sin^m(dt) · ‖O‖.
The proof follows the paper's: an induction over m whose inner step iterates the flow
recursion over g and closes with the hockey-stick identity (sum_range_choose_real).
The base case is the reservoir bound N_{≥0}^{(l)} ≤ ‖O‖. Unitary invariance of the 2-norm
gives it at every l, not only at l = 0, so the induction hypothesis and the
conclusion have the same shape.
Main results #
Ladder.step_iterate: the flow recursion summed over thegsteps.Ladder.cumulation:N m g ≤ C(g, m) · a^m · M.
Iterating the flow recursion over the g steps, using N m 0 = 0 for m ≥ 1 to kill the
boundary term. This is the display N^{(g)}_{≥m} ≤ sin(dt) ∑_{l=0}^{g-1} N^{(l)}_{≥m-1} in the
proof of apd:cor:norm_cumulation_jump.
Note this needs no sign hypothesis on the damping factor a: the paper states the recursion
with a = sin(dt) ≥ 0, but the iteration itself is monotone regardless.
Single-jump cumulation. Formalizes apd:cor:norm_cumulation_jump (i): after any g
Pauli rotations,
N_{≥m}^{(g)} ≤ C(g, m) · a^m · M,
where a = sin(dt) is the damping factor and M = ‖O‖_{2,normalized}.
The total mass enters with coefficient one: the base case m = 0 is the reservoir bound
N 0 g ≤ M, valid for every g. The only sign hypothesis is 0 ≤ a, used to multiply the
inductive hypothesis through the recursion.