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Boundary unit factor: entropy certificate

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mme_released_boundary_unit_factor_mass_entropy_certificate

by xuanji · Sep 27, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

matrix-multiplication

This is the numerical certificate for the unit-scale boundary dimension factor of the released global candidate, in entropy form, with the Stirling-type error made explicit.

Let D=1012D=10^{12}D=1012 be the released denominator, so that blocks(1)=D5=1060\mathrm{blocks}(1)=D^5=10^{60}blocks(1)=D5=1060. For each of the 144144144 boundary cells ccc (an owner o∈Fin 6o\in\mathrm{Fin}\,6o∈Fin6 together with a level-3 shape having a zero coordinate), let z(c,s)=z1(c,s)z(c,s)=z_1(c,s)z(c,s)=z1​(c,s), for words sss of four letters in {0,1,2}\{0,1,2\}{0,1,2}, be the released unit-scale histogram of the cell in the mode following its zero mode. Let Nc=∑sz(c,s)N_c=\sum_s z(c,s)Nc​=∑s​z(c,s), and let ones(s)\mathrm{ones}(s)ones(s) be the number of letters of sss equal to 111. Write

Hc  =  Nclog⁡Nc−∑sz(c,s)log⁡z(c,s)\mathcal H_c\;=\;N_c\log N_c-\sum_s z(c,s)\log z(c,s)Hc​=Nc​logNc​−s∑​z(c,s)logz(c,s)

for the mass entropy of the histogram (with 0log⁡0=00\log0=00log0=0).

Claim.

6D5⋅0.450512205  +  ∑c81 log⁡(6(Nc+1))  ≤  ∑c(Hc+log⁡5∑sz(c,s) ones(s)).6D^5\cdot 0.450512205\;+\;\sum_c 81\,\log\bigl(6(N_c+1)\bigr)\;\le\;\sum_c\Bigl(\mathcal H_c+\log 5\sum_s z(c,s)\,\mathrm{ones}(s)\Bigr).6D5⋅0.450512205+c∑​81log(6(Nc​+1))≤c∑​(Hc​+log5s∑​z(c,s)ones(s)).

Numerical evidence. With the exact released integers (the largest NcN_cNc​ is about 1.25⋅10581.25\cdot10^{58}1.25⋅1058) and 90-digit arithmetic, the right side divided by 6D56D^56D5 is 0.45051220582308506909…0.45051220582308506909\ldots0.45051220582308506909…, the error sum on the left is about 1.53⋅1061.53\cdot10^{6}1.53⋅106, and the right side exceeds the left by 4.94⋅10514.94\cdot10^{51}4.94⋅1051, a relative margin of 1.83⋅10−91.83\cdot10^{-9}1.83⋅10−9.

Role. Together with the refmultinomial entropy lower bound applied to every cell (818181 is the number of words), this implies the refboundary unit factor bound 6D5⋅0.450512205≤log⁡B6D^5\cdot0.450512205\le\log B6D5⋅0.450512205≤logB. It contains no factorials: it only asks for explicit logarithms of explicit integers, which can be certified with rational log-series bounds such as refthe rational log series certificate and refrational entropy log bounds.

Formalization Note. z(c,s)z(c,s)z(c,s) is zCountAt 1 c s, i.e. the global weight times the joint row counts (wordCounts), and Hc\mathcal H_cHc​ is MME.RegionRate.massEntropy (fun s => (zCountAt 1 c s : ℝ)). For a cell with one zero grade both nonzero modes carry the same histogram up to the relabelling s↦2−ss\mapsto 2-ss↦2−s, which preserves ones\mathrm{ones}ones and the entropy; so the value does not depend on the choose in zMode.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_released_global_two_part_split_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_graded_integer_regional_step_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_regional_entropy_rate_data
open BigOperators MME MME.ProfiledCW MME.GlobalCW MME.RecursiveYZ MME.CompleteSplit
  MME.ReleasedGlobal MME.RegionRealization MME.ReleasedRecursive.Asm
open scoped Classical
set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_released_boundary_unit_factor_mass_entropy_certificate :
    (6 * blocks 1 : ℝ) * ((450512205 : ℝ)/1000000000) +
        ∑ c : Fin zCells, 81 * Real.log (6 * (((∑ s, zCountAt 1 c s : ℕ) : ℝ) + 1)) ≤
      ∑ c : Fin zCells, (MME.RegionRate.massEntropy (fun s => (zCountAt 1 c s : ℝ)) +
        ((∑ s, zCountAt 1 c s * Boundary.ones s : ℕ) : ℝ) * Real.log 5) := by sorry
Source
Prove2Me mission 7e65274f (More Asymmetry Bound: omega < 2.37134), WP7 boundary part of the dimension certificate; released data of Alman-Duan-Vassilevska Williams-Xu-Xu-Zhou, arXiv 2404.16349v3; reduction of mme_released_boundary_unit_factor_log_lower (1e6f06b7).

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