Phi_116 outer four-edge hashing from exact-address cyclic values
Provedmme_stothers_phi116_outer_hashing_from_address_cyclic_valuesalgebraic-complexityasymmetric-hashingcoppersmith-winograddavie-stotherslaser-methodmatrix-multiplicationtau-value
Fix a legal profile frequency . Assume every exact supported address of profile has its expected cyclic tau-value for arbitrary strict recursive targets below and rectangular targets below , with only the explicit constant factor . Then every nonnegative value below the two-type rate
is attained by the cyclically symmetrized literal constituent. This theorem isolates the outer asymmetric four-edge hash, balanced type count, loss absorption, and cofinal limit from all inner address-factor algebra.
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_induced_word_zeroing import Definitions.Def_mme_stothers_phi116_exact_address_factorization_data import Definitions.Def_mme_stothers_fourth_data import Definitions.Def_mme_tau_value open MME BigOperators universe u set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_stothers_phi116_outer_hashing_from_address_cyclic_values
{K : Type u} [Field K] (tau a : Real)
(htauLower : 2 ≤ 3 * tau) (htauUpper : 3 * tau ≤ 3)
(haPos : 0 < a) (haLt : a < 1)
(haddress :
∀ {N alpha beta : ℕ}, alpha + beta = N →
∀ address : CWQ6ExactCoupledAddress N alpha beta,
∀ W : Fin 4 → ℝ,
(∀ r, 0 < W r) →
(W 0 < MME.StothersFourth.L 6 tau ∧
W 1 < MME.StothersFourth.L 6 tau) →
(W 2 < MME.StothersFourth.E 6 tau ^ (2 : ℕ) ∧
W 3 < MME.StothersFourth.E 6 tau ^ (2 : ℕ)) →
HasTauValueAtLeast
(cyclicSymmetrization
(gradedAddressBlock
(MME.StothersFourth.Phi116.cwPhi116ThreeGrading K)
address.1)) tau
(∏ r : Fin 4,
(W r ^
MME.StothersFourth.Phi116.phi116ComponentMultiplicity
alpha beta r) / 2)) :
∀ V : Real, 0 ≤ V →
V < 4 *
(((2 * MME.StothersFourth.L 6 tau) / a) ^ a *
((MME.StothersFourth.E 6 tau ^ (2 : ℕ)) / (1 - a)) ^
(1 - a)) →
HasTauValueAtLeast
(cyclicSymmetrization
(MME.StothersFourth.cwFourthConstituent K 6 1 1 6)) tau V := by
sorrySource
A. J. Stothers, On the Complexity of Matrix Multiplication (2010), Chapter 4.3, Lemma 21; A. M. Davie and A. J. Stothers (2013), Lemma 5.1(i).