A concrete schedule for the Wallace fusion #
This file fixes, once and for all, the numerical parameters used by the character-fusion
construction. At stage l, accumulatedSize l is the total size allotted to all earlier
blocks, protectedBound l bounds the finite set whose character values must be protected, and
blockSize l is the size of the new block. The identity
blockSize l = (l + 2) * protectedBound l
makes the discarded proportion tend to zero. The errors form a geometric series of total mass
1 / 32, leaving a large margin around an initial character value of 1 / 2.
Total number of positions allotted to blocks strictly before stage l.
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Cardinality bound for the protected set at stage l.
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Size of the fresh finite block at stage l.
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The exact discarded-proportion identity behind the density-one argument.
The proportion of a block which bounded deletion may discard tends to zero.
Stage error. In elementary notation this is 2^(-(l+6)).
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- Wallace.FusionSchedule.stageError l = 1 / 32 / 2 / 2 ^ l
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Exact geometric-tail identity, convenient for the completeness estimate.
The tail beginning at stage L has total mass exactly 2 * stageError L.
The total perturbation budget of the entire fusion is 1/32.
Independence threshold used before the bounded-deletion step.
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Uniform Kronecker and deletion bounds #
Maximum tuple length which can occur at stage l.
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One uniform Kronecker bound for a fixed tuple length. All groups in the Wallace construction live in universe zero, so fixing that universe here makes the numerical schedule literally a single sequence of natural numbers.
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A single relation-height bound which works for every positive tuple length possible at
stage l. This is the paper's maximum over 1 ≤ m ≤ R_l + N_l; the maximum with 1 is used
by the finite disjointness argument. The empty-tuple case is handled separately below and does
not enter the numerical schedule.
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The uniform Kronecker assertion is vacuous for an empty tuple, so no value q(0, ε_l) is
needed in the paper's maximum.
The scheduled height bound is valid for every tuple that can occur at this stage.
The independence threshold M_l used in the preprocessing of stage l.
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The bounded-deletion lemma specialized to the numerical schedule.