Delivery interpretation of annulus contributions #
The probabilistic upper bound counts, for each target, the quantity
2^(rOut - dist center target) contributed by a stack of size 2^rOut at an
annulus center. This file proves that the counted quantity is not just
bookkeeping: it is actually deliverable by pebbling moves.
A deterministic distribution formed by placing one stack of size 2^rOut
at each center in a list. Repeated centers add stacks.
Equations
- PebblingLean.Hypercube.stackListDistribution rOut [] = fun (x : PebblingLean.HypercubeVertex n) => 0
- PebblingLean.Hypercube.stackListDistribution rOut (center :: centers) = PebblingLean.Pebbling.single center (2 ^ rOut) + PebblingLean.Hypercube.stackListDistribution rOut centers
Instances For
A center list is good for demand T if every target receives annulus
contribution at least T. The probabilistic estimates will prove existence of
such lists.
Equations
- PebblingLean.Hypercube.IsGoodCenterList n rIn rOut T centers = ∀ (target : PebblingLean.HypercubeVertex n), T ≤ PebblingLean.Hypercube.annulusTotalContribution rIn rOut target centers
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Every occupied pile in a stack-list distribution has at least one full stack. Repeated centers only increase the pile size.
A stack of size 2^rOut at an annulus center can directly deliver the
annulus contribution assigned to that center.
The deterministic delivery interpretation of X_t: the stack list can
deliver at least the total annulus contribution to the fixed target.
Deterministic probabilistic-method interface: once a center list is good
for every target, the corresponding stack distribution is T-solvable.
Costed form of the deterministic interface for the high-demand lemma.
High-demand form of the deterministic interface: a good center list gives
a T-solvable distribution with controlled size and occupied piles of size at
least 2^rOut.