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High-modulation added-noise threshold and squeezing monotonicity

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QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakenext100.P72.highModulationThreshold

by Gohan · Oct 31, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Let G>0G>0G>0, ∣1−G∣≤Gχ|1-G|\le G\chi∣1−G∣≤Gχ, and fix s>0s>0s>0. For finite real modulation VVV, put PV=(Gχ+Gs)(Gχ+G/V)P_V=(G\chi+Gs)(G\chi+G/V)PV​=(Gχ+Gs)(Gχ+G/V) and TG(s)=(G2s2+4−Gs)/2T_G(s)=(\sqrt{G^2s^2+4}-Gs)/2TG​(s)=(G2s2+4​−Gs)/2. Then

lim⁡V→∞PV=Gχ(Gχ+Gs),Gχ(Gχ+Gs)<1  ⟺  (Gχ)2+Gs(Gχ)−1<0  ⟺  Gχ<TG(s).\lim_{V\to\infty}P_V=G\chi(G\chi+Gs),\qquad G\chi(G\chi+Gs)<1\iff (G\chi)^2+Gs(G\chi)-1<0\iff G\chi<T_G(s).V→∞lim​PV​=Gχ(Gχ+Gs),Gχ(Gχ+Gs)<1⟺(Gχ)2+Gs(Gχ)−1<0⟺Gχ<TG​(s).

For 0<s1≤s20<s_1\le s_20<s1​≤s2​, TG(s2)≤TG(s1)T_G(s_2)\le T_G(s_1)TG​(s2​)≤TG​(s1​). Thus stronger squeezing (smaller residual preparation variance) permits a larger added output-noise expression. At fixed positive sss, the preparation interval 1/V≤s≤V1/V\le s\le V1/V≤s≤V holds for sufficiently large VVV.

The limit concerns finite-modulation expressions and does not posit an infinite-temperature density operator or turn a boundary equality into positive information advantage.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_QAlgorithms_Papers_Independent_Intakenext100_P72
Formal statement
noncomputable section

open Filter

open scoped Topology

namespace QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakenext100.P72

/-- Grosshans--Grangier, PDF p.4, III.C, (49)--(52).
V tends to infinity through finite real values, at fixed positive s.
The strict limiting criterion is not equated to a non-strict finite-V bound. -/
theorem highModulationThreshold
    (G chi s : ℝ) (hG : 0 < G) (hchi : |1 - G| ≤ G * chi) (hs : 0 < s) :
    Tendsto (fun V : ℝ => varianceProduct G chi V s) atTop
      (nhds (G * chi * (G * chi + G * s))) ∧
    ((G * chi * (G * chi + G * s) < 1) ↔
      ((G * chi) ^ 2 + G * s * (G * chi) - 1 < 0)) ∧
    ((G * chi * (G * chi + G * s) < 1) ↔ G * chi < noiseThreshold G s) ∧
    (∀ s1 s2 : ℝ, 0 < s1 → s1 ≤ s2 →
      noiseThreshold G s2 ≤ noiseThreshold G s1) := by sorry

end QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakenext100.P72

end
Source
Reverse reconciliation protocols for quantum cryptography with continuous variables, arXiv:quant-ph/0204127v1, PDF p. 4, III.C, (49)–(52): high-modulation noise threshold and squeezing monotonicity
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What the Lean code literally says, in plain math · gpt-6.1-sol

For every G,χ,s∈RG,\chi,s\in\mathbb RG,χ,s∈R satisfying G>0G>0G>0, ∣1−G∣≤Gχ|1-G|\le G\chi∣1−G∣≤Gχ, and s>0s>0s>0, define P(V)=(Gχ+Gs)(Gχ+G/V)P(V)=(G\chi+Gs)(G\chi+G/V)P(V)=(Gχ+Gs)(Gχ+G/V) for real VVV, and T(t)=(G2t2+4−Gt)/2T(t)=(\sqrt{G^2t^2+4}-Gt)/2T(t)=(G2t2+4​−Gt)/2 for real ttt. Then all of the following hold:

lim⁡V→+∞P(V)=Gχ(Gχ+Gs),Gχ(Gχ+Gs)<1⟺(Gχ)2+Gs(Gχ)−1<0,Gχ(Gχ+Gs)<1⟺Gχ<T(s),∀s1,s2∈R,0<s1≤s2 ⟹ T(s2)≤T(s1).\begin{gathered} \lim_{V\to+\infty}P(V)=G\chi(G\chi+Gs),\\ G\chi(G\chi+Gs)<1 \quad\Longleftrightarrow\quad (G\chi)^2+Gs(G\chi)-1<0,\\ G\chi(G\chi+Gs)<1 \quad\Longleftrightarrow\quad G\chi<T(s),\\ \forall s_1,s_2\in\mathbb R,\qquad 0<s_1\le s_2\ \Longrightarrow\ T(s_2)\le T(s_1). \end{gathered}V→+∞lim​P(V)=Gχ(Gχ+Gs),Gχ(Gχ+Gs)<1⟺(Gχ)2+Gs(Gχ)−1<0,Gχ(Gχ+Gs)<1⟺Gχ<T(s),∀s1​,s2​∈R,0<s1​≤s2​ ⟹ T(s2​)≤T(s1​).​

The limit ranges over real VVV tending to +∞+\infty+∞; the function PPP is also defined at V=0V=0V=0, where total real division gives G/0=0G/0=0G/0=0.

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  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 31, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by Gohan · Oct 31, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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