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Efficient computation: O(ND^5) per fixed-support marginal entry

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QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P57.fixed_support_contraction

by Gohan · Nov 1, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Fix a support bound s≥0s\ge0s≥0. There are a constant Cs>0C_s>0Cs​>0 and scalar programs, chosen before all numerical tensor, graph, rotation and operator data, with the following property. For all N,D≥1N,D\ge1N,D≥1, every subset SSS with ∣S∣≤s|S|\le s∣S∣≤s, all admissible RAGE data with nonzero raw MPS, and every operator OOO on SSS, the program computes all intermediate transfer products, the cross-edge kernel, the positive normalization, every normalized marginal entry, and tr⁡(OρS)\operatorname{tr}(O\rho_S)tr(OρS​) exactly, using

work≤CsND5.\mathrm{work}\le C_sND^5.work≤Cs​ND5.

Work counts executed scalar reads, arithmetic, conjugation, and the specified phase evaluations; division by zero fails explicitly. No product-evaluator oracle is allowed. The full output still contains 4∣S∣4^{|S|}4∣S∣ marginal entries. This is ideal scalar complexity, with the sum-of-Kronecker structure retained; it makes no finite-precision or polynomial-in-sss claim. It supplies local and arbitrarily separated two-site expectations.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_QAlgorithms_Papers_Independent_Intakethird100_P57
Formal statement
noncomputable section

open scoped ComplexConjugate Matrix

namespace QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P57

attribute [local instance] Classical.propDecidable

/-- PDF pp.2–3: exact fixed-support computation in O(ND⁵) ideal scalar work, uniformly
in all tensor/graph/rotation/observable data. Entire marginals retain the 4^|S| output size.
No dense D²-by-D² multiplication is treated as an atomic instruction: the implementation
must retain the sum-of-Kronecker structure to meet this bound. Constants and programs precede
all numerical data. A supplied list of local terms is evaluated term by term and summed. -/
theorem fixed_support_contraction :
    ∀ s : ℕ, ∃ C : ℕ, 0 < C ∧
      ∃ programs : (N D : ℕ) → (S : Finset (Fin N)) → MarginalProgram N D S,
      ∀ (N D : ℕ) (S : Finset (Fin N)), 1 ≤ N → 1 ≤ D → S.card ≤ s →
        let p := programs N D S
        p.scalar.calls = 0 ∧ p.scalar.work 0 ≤ C * N * D ^ 5 ∧
        (∀ (A : Tensors N D) (G : PhaseGraph N) (V : Fin N → Matrix.unitaryGroup Bool ℂ)
          (O : Matrix (S → Bool) (S → Bool) ℂ), traceMPS A ≠ 0 → p.Correct A G V O) := by sorry

end QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P57

end
Source
Renormalization algorithm with graph enhancement, arXiv:0802.1211v1, PDF p. 2, Efficient computation: O(ND^5) per fixed-support marginal entry
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What the Lean code literally says, in plain math · gpt-6.1-sol

For every natural number sss, including zero, there exist a positive natural number CCC and a family assigning a program record pN,D,Sp_{N,D,S}pN,D,S​ to every pair of natural numbers N,DN,DN,D and every subset S⊆IN={0,…,N−1}S\subseteq I_N=\{0,\ldots,N-1\}S⊆IN​={0,…,N−1}, such that whenever N≥1N\ge1N≥1, D≥1D\ge1D≥1, and ∣S∣≤s|S|\le s∣S∣≤s, the assigned scalar program has no external product-call instructions and its work is at most CND5CND^5CND5. Work assigns cost 4N+14N+14N+1 to each external product call and cost 111 to every other instruction, so here it is the code length. The family and CCC are chosen before the following data: arbitrary complex D×DD\times DD×D matrices Ak(b)A_k(b)Ak​(b), symmetric real weights wijw_{ij}wij​ with wii=0w_{ii}=0wii​=0 and 0≤wij<2π0\le w_{ij}<2\pi0≤wij​<2π, unitary complex 2×22\times22×2 matrices VkV_kVk​, and an arbitrary complex matrix OOO indexed by Boolean assignments on SSS. For every such choice for which the vector

ϕc=tr⁡ ⁣(A0(c0)⋯AN−1(cN−1)),c∈BN={false,true}IN,\phi_c=\operatorname{tr}\!\left(A_0(c_0)\cdots A_{N-1}(c_{N-1})\right), \qquad c\in\mathcal B_N=\{\mathrm{false},\mathrm{true}\}^{I_N},ϕc​=tr(A0​(c0​)⋯AN−1​(cN−1​)),c∈BN​={false,true}IN​,

is nonzero, the program has the following execution and output properties. Set ϵ(false)=0\epsilon(\mathrm{false})=0ϵ(false)=0, ϵ(true)=1\epsilon(\mathrm{true})=1ϵ(true)=1, and define

Z=∑c∣ϕc∣2,rb=∑c(∏k(Vk)bkck)exp⁡ ⁣(i∑i<jwijϵ(ci)ϵ(cj))ϕc,Z=\sum_c|\phi_c|^2,\qquad r_b=\sum_c\left(\prod_k(V_k)_{b_kc_k}\right) \exp\!\left(i\sum_{i<j}w_{ij}\epsilon(c_i)\epsilon(c_j)\right)\phi_c,Z=c∑​∣ϕc​∣2,rb​=c∑​(k∏​(Vk​)bk​ck​​)exp(ii<j∑​wij​ϵ(ci​)ϵ(cj​))ϕc​, Rab=(∑c∣rc∣2)−1∑e:IN∖S→{false,true}ra⊔e rb⊔e‾,R_{ab}= \left(\sum_c|r_c|^2\right)^{-1} \sum_{e:I_N\setminus S\to\{\mathrm{false},\mathrm{true}\}} r_{a\sqcup e}\,\overline{r_{b\sqcup e}},Rab​=(c∑​∣rc​∣2)−1e:IN​∖S→{false,true}∑​ra⊔e​rb⊔e​​,

where a⊔ea\sqcup ea⊔e combines assignments on SSS and its complement. Define

Ek(u,v)=Ak(u)⊗Ak(v)‾,Tk(a,b)={Ek(ak,bk),k∈S,∑u∈{false,true}e iϵ(u)∑j∈Swjk(ϵ(aj)−ϵ(bj))Ek(u,u),k∉S,E_k(u,v)=A_k(u)\otimes\overline{A_k(v)},\qquad T_k(a,b)= \begin{cases} E_k(a_k,b_k),&k\in S,\\[2mm] \displaystyle\sum_{u\in\{\mathrm{false},\mathrm{true}\}} e^{\,i\epsilon(u)\sum_{j\in S}w_{jk}(\epsilon(a_j)-\epsilon(b_j))} E_k(u,u),&k\notin S, \end{cases}Ek​(u,v)=Ak​(u)⊗Ak​(v)​,Tk​(a,b)=⎩⎨⎧​Ek​(ak​,bk​),u∈{false,true}∑​eiϵ(u)∑j∈S​wjk​(ϵ(aj​)−ϵ(bj​))Ek​(u,u),​k∈S,k∈/S,​

with entrywise matrix conjugation, and let Pt(a,b)=T0(a,b)⋯Tt−1(a,b)P_t(a,b)=T_0(a,b)\cdots T_{t-1}(a,b)Pt​(a,b)=T0​(a,b)⋯Tt−1​(a,b), including P0=IP_0=IP0​=I. There exists a final memory m:N→Cm:\mathbb N\to\mathbb Cm:N→C from successful execution of the program such that, writing LLL for its code length,

norm⁡<L,m(norm⁡)=Z,expectation⁡<L,m(expectation⁡)=tr⁡(OR),stage⁡(a,b,t,i,j)<L,m(stage⁡(a,b,t,i,j))=(Pt(a,b))ij,cross⁡(a,b)<L,m(cross⁡(a,b))=tr⁡(PN(a,b)),entry⁡(a,b)<L,m(entry⁡(a,b))=Rab.\begin{gathered} \operatorname{norm}<L,\quad m(\operatorname{norm})=Z,\qquad \operatorname{expectation}<L,\quad m(\operatorname{expectation})=\operatorname{tr}(OR),\\ \operatorname{stage}(a,b,t,i,j)<L,\quad m(\operatorname{stage}(a,b,t,i,j))=(P_t(a,b))_{ij},\\ \operatorname{cross}(a,b)<L,\quad m(\operatorname{cross}(a,b))=\operatorname{tr}(P_N(a,b)),\\ \operatorname{entry}(a,b)<L,\quad m(\operatorname{entry}(a,b))=R_{ab}. \end{gathered}norm<L,m(norm)=Z,expectation<L,m(expectation)=tr(OR),stage(a,b,t,i,j)<L,m(stage(a,b,t,i,j))=(Pt​(a,b))ij​,cross(a,b)<L,m(cross(a,b))=tr(PN​(a,b)),entry(a,b)<L,m(entry(a,b))=Rab​.​

The stage equations hold for every pair of assignments a,ba,ba,b on SSS, every 0≤t≤N0\le t\le N0≤t≤N, and every i,j∈ID×IDi,j\in I_D\times I_Di,j∈ID​×ID​; the cross and entry equations hold for every a,ba,ba,b. Execution starts with all memory zero, writes instruction number qqq's result at address qqq, and uses tensor entries, complex embeddings of weights, rotation entries, and observable entries as inputs. Its available scalar operations are complex constants, input reads, addition, multiplication, division that fails on a zero denominator, conjugation, and z↦eiRe⁡zz\mapsto e^{i\operatorname{Re}z}z↦eiRez; operand addresses are arbitrary natural numbers, with unwritten addresses still zero. The execution supplies the constant-zero function as the external product evaluator. In the formulas, inverse at zero is zero. The guarantee includes S=∅S=\varnothingS=∅ and s=0s=0s=0; the family is also defined when N=0N=0N=0 or D=0D=0D=0, but no stated bounds or execution guarantees apply there.

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  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Nov 1, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by Gohan · Nov 1, 2026

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

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