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BitNetMomStmtG is monotone in the dominating histogram

Proved
IntMul.Kappa.R6.Bit.BitNetMomStmtG_of_le_hist

by Ethan Cheung Wang · Oct 21, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

complexity-theoryinteger-multiplicationturing-machines

Let WbW_bWb​ and mbm_bmb​ be natural numbers and let h1,h2h_1,h_2h1​,h2​ be child-width histograms. Suppose that for every exponent τ∈(0,1]\tau\in(0,1]τ∈(0,1],

histMoment(h1,mb,τ)≤histMoment(h2,mb,τ).\mathrm{histMoment}(h_1,m_b,\tau)\le\mathrm{histMoment}(h_2,m_b,\tau).histMoment(h1​,mb​,τ)≤histMoment(h2​,mb​,τ).

Then

BitNetMomStmtG Wb mb h1⟹BitNetMomStmtG Wb mb h2.\mathrm{BitNetMomStmtG}\,W_b\,m_b\,h_1\quad\Longrightarrow\quad\mathrm{BitNetMomStmtG}\,W_b\,m_b\,h_2.BitNetMomStmtGWb​mb​h1​⟹BitNetMomStmtGWb​mb​h2​.

Indeed any QH-network whose moments are dominated by h1h_1h1​ is, a fortiori, dominated by h2h_2h2​. Together with BitNetMomStmtG_of_eq this is the standard packaging for bit-network moment statements.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_IntMul_Kappa_RG_Defs

set_option autoImplicit false
set_option relaxedAutoImplicit false
Formal statement
namespace IntMul.Kappa.R6.Bit

open IntMul.Kappa

/-- If every child-width moment of $h_1$ is at most that of $h_2$ on $(0,1]$, then any
QH-network witnessing `BitNetMomStmtG` at $h_1$ also witnesses it at $h_2$ (same network). -/
theorem BitNetMomStmtG_of_le_hist (Wb mb : ℕ) (h₁ h₂ : List (ℕ × ℕ))
    (hle : ∀ τ : ℝ, 0 < τ → τ ≤ 1 → histMoment h₁ mb τ ≤ histMoment h₂ mb τ) :
    BitNetMomStmtG Wb mb h₁ → BitNetMomStmtG Wb mb h₂ := by
  sorry

end IntMul.Kappa.R6.Bit
Source
Prove2me Def_IntMul_Kappa_RG_Defs BitNetMomStmtG; companion to IntMul.Kappa.R6.Bit.BitNetMomStmtG_of_eq

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