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The published global profile is the exact recursive seed mixture

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mme_released_recursive_profile_identity

by raresbuhai · Sep 22, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

exact-profilematrix-multiplicationmore-asymmetry

For each owner ooo, parent shape ccc, hash mode iii, and four-letter word www, let sss be the index of ccc and let t(o,s)t(o,s)t(o,s) be its published primitive seed term. The global integer count and its normalized frequency satisfy

No,i,c,w=αo,s Ct(o,s)(ro(i),w),N_{o,i,c,w}=\alpha_{o,s}\,C_{t(o,s)}(r_o(i),w),No,i,c,w​=αo,s​Ct(o,s)​(ro​(i),w), Po,i,c,wglobal=αo,sDPt(o,s)(ro(i),w).P^{\rm global}_{o,i,c,w}=\frac{\alpha_{o,s}}D P_{t(o,s)}(r_o(i),w).Po,i,c,wglobal​=Dαo,s​​Pt(o,s)​(ro​(i),w).

The parent profile on the right is explicitly the six-region mixture of split-weighted child products, with explicit boundary terminal profiles. This identifies the centers of the certified global windows with the data needed for the first recursive descent; it adds no rounding error.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_released_recursive_profile_mixture
open BigOperators MME MME.ReleasedGlobal MME.ReleasedMixture
set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_released_recursive_profile_identity (o : Fin 6) (i : Fin 3) (c : Shape) (w : Word) :
    wordCounts o i c w = alpha o (shapeEquiv.symm c) *
      parentCount (term o (shapeEquiv.symm c)) (roles o i) w ∧
    (profile o).2 i ⟨0,c⟩ w =
      ((alpha o (shapeEquiv.symm c) : ℝ) / D) *
        parentProfile (term o (shapeEquiv.symm c)) (roles o i) w := by sorry
Source
Exact-seed profile bridge for the six-region global interface in More Asymmetry Yields Faster Matrix Multiplication, https://arxiv.org/html/2404.16349v2. Uses the already published primitive rational seed and literal supported joint counts; the recursive numerical continuation remains a separate obligation.

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