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Common parent-graded regional sources enter the positive global window

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mme_released_joint_positive_source_inclusion

by BrunoDCDO · Sep 24, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

assemblygraded-sourcesmatrix-multiplicationmore-asymmetry

For every positive natural scale kkk and every family aoa_oao​ of released global reference addresses, there is an equivalence

E:∐r=05Fin⁡(4Br(k))≃Fin⁡(partSize⁡(k,a,1)),E:\coprod_{r=0}^{5}\operatorname{Fin}(4B_r(k))\simeq\operatorname{Fin}(\operatorname{partSize}(k,a,1)),E:r=0∐5​Fin(4Br​(k))≃Fin(partSize(k,a,1)),

where Br(k)B_r(k)Br​(k) is the number of parent blocks in common inner region rrr, and the right side enumerates the positive part of the global two-part split.

The same equivalence works for every common tolerance η>0\eta>0η>0, every owner tolerance family ε\varepsilonε with η≤εo\eta\leq\varepsilon_oη≤εo​ for all owners, every physical mode iii, and every fine word yyy on the positive part. Suppose the word pulled back to each region through EEE has its prescribed parent grades and lies in the ordinary common parent-typical band of tolerance η\etaη, read in regional mode roleEquiv⁡(r)−1(i)\operatorname{roleEquiv}(r)^{-1}(i)roleEquiv(r)−1(i). Then yyy satisfies QPos k a eps i.

Thus every positive global block has its prescribed grade, and each owner/shape fiber has the released four-letter word frequencies within εo\varepsilon_oεo​, normalized by the total number of blocks of owner ooo. The reference addresses are arbitrary, and the position equivalence is chosen before the tolerances, mode, and word. Zero-weight owner/shape fibers remain empty; no child-address grading or prescribed-histogram witness is assumed.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_released_global_two_part_split_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_released_joint_interior_position_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_graded_integer_regional_step_data
set_option autoImplicit false
open MME MME.RecursiveYZ MME.RegionRealization MME.CompleteSplit
Formal statement
theorem mme_released_joint_positive_source_inclusion (k : ℕ) (hk : 0 < k)
    (a : ∀ o : Fin 6, ReleasedGlobal.Reference o k) :
    ∃ E : (Σ r : Fin 6, Fin (ReleasedJointInterior.blocks r k * 4)) ≃
        Fin (ReleasedRecursive.Asm.partSize k a 1),
      ∀ (eta : ℝ), 0 < eta →
        ∀ (eps : Fin 6 → ℝ), (∀ o, eta ≤ eps o) →
          ∀ (i : Fin 3)
            (y : ProfiledCW.FineWord (ReleasedRecursive.Asm.partSize k a 1)),
            (∀ r,
              ParentGraded (ReleasedJointInterior.parent r) (ReleasedJointInterior.size r k)
                ((ReleasedJointInterior.roleEquiv r).symm i)
                (ProfiledCW.split (ell := 2) (ReleasedJointInterior.positions r k)
                  (ReleasedJointInterior.positions_length r k) (fun q => y (E ⟨r, q⟩))) ∧
              ReleasedJointInterior.source r k eta
                ((ReleasedJointInterior.roleEquiv r).symm i) (fun q => y (E ⟨r, q⟩))) →
              ReleasedRecursive.Asm.QPos k a eps i y := by sorry
Source
Finite source-assembly interface for marwahaha's arbitrary-reference global two-part split (p2m:theorem/2e4d8b71-3338-40d7-a61d-3968afda52d7 and p2m:theorem/3d1878b8-2962-4d1b-a7af-7d9d333ef441), Robertboy18's common owner profiles and coordinate partition (p2m:theorem/64c0d922-1ef6-4773-ac11-bd3df00f1fdc, p2m:theorem/cdc6a5ae-7870-4e72-a534-412be10de951, and p2m:theorem/b358bb80-f9e9-49bc-b783-0ef996955884), and BrunoDCDO's parent-graded cell-window theorem (p2m:theorem/464f6f2b-efd1-48d0-9e63-96ffb0545e1e). The exact released data originate in raresbuhai's seed. The regional decomposition follows Alman, Duan, Vassilevska Williams, Yinzhan Xu, Zixuan Xu and Zhou, More Asymmetry Yields Faster Matrix Multiplication, https://arxiv.org/html/2404.16349v2#S6.SS1, Section 6.1 and Claim 6.5. This finite interface is not stated verbatim in the paper and supplies a source obligation for p2m:theorem/55bde106-3adc-41ac-bbd9-8e89d799a028.

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