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Theorem 4 (Inner Bound to the Capacity-Reliability-Secrecy Region)

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QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P76.exponent_inner_bound

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

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Let S,X,Y,ZS,X,Y,ZS,X,Y,Z be finite nonempty alphabets and let W(x,y,z∣s)W(x,y,z\mid s)W(x,y,z∣s) be a normalized discrete memoryless broadcast channel. All entropies and information quantities are in bits. For an input law ppp, information quantities below use exactly the induced law p(s)W(x,y,z∣s)p(s)W(x,y,z\mid s)p(s)W(x,y,z∣s).

Alice draws a uniform finite message MMM, uses a possibly stochastic encoder to excite nnn channel uses, and observes (M,Xn)(M,X^n)(M,Xn). A public forward message Φ=ϕ(M,Xn)\Phi=\phi(M,X^n)Φ=ϕ(M,Xn) is visible to Bob and Eve. Their keys are KA=kA(M,Xn)K_A=k_A(M,X^n)KA​=kA​(M,Xn) and KB=kB(Yn,Φ)K_B=k_B(Y^n,\Phi)KB​=kB​(Yn,Φ). All design maps are fixed publicly before observations. Message and public alphabets follow the fixed-rate ceiling convention; the key alphabet at rate RRR has exactly 2⌈nR⌉2^{\lceil nR\rceil}2⌈nR⌉ labels. A weakly achievable rate RRR has one sequence of such codes with disagreement tending to zero, I(KA;Zn,Φ)/n→0I(K_A;Z^n,\Phi)/n\to0I(KA​;Zn,Φ)/n→0, and lim inf⁡H(KA)/n≥R\liminf H(K_A)/n\ge RliminfH(KA​)/n≥R.

There is no excitation cost constraint. Rates and target exponents are nonnegative. Let R\mathcal RR be the closure of triples (R,E,F)(R,E,F)(R,E,F) attained by a single code sequence satisfying the entropy-rate lower bound and lim inf⁡[−log⁡2Pr⁡(KA≠KB)]/n≥E\liminf[-\log_2\Pr(K_A\ne K_B)]/n\ge Eliminf[−log2​Pr(KA​=KB​)]/n≥E, lim inf⁡[−log⁡2I(KA;Zn,Φ)]/n≥F\liminf[-\log_2 I(K_A;Z^n,\Phi)]/n\ge Fliminf[−log2​I(KA​;Zn,Φ)]/n≥F. A zero error or leakage has decay rate +∞+\infty+∞. Strong achievability requires both E>0E>0E>0 and F>0F>0F>0.

For 0≤ρ≤10\le\rho\le10≤ρ≤1 put

e1(ρ)=ρRΦ−log⁡2∑s,yp(s)WY(y∣s)[∑xWX∣Y,S(x∣y,s)1/(1+ρ)]1+ρ,e_1(\rho)=\rho R_\Phi-\log_2\sum_{s,y}p(s)W_Y(y\mid s)\left[\sum_x W_{X\mid Y,S}(x\mid y,s)^{1/(1+\rho)}\right]^{1+\rho},e1​(ρ)=ρRΦ​−log2​s,y∑​p(s)WY​(y∣s)[x∑​WX∣Y,S​(x∣y,s)1/(1+ρ)]1+ρ, e2(ρ)=ρ(RΦ−RM)−log⁡2∑x,y[∑sp(s)WXY(x,y∣s)1/(1+ρ)]1+ρ,e_2(\rho)=\rho(R_\Phi-R_M)-\log_2\sum_{x,y}\left[\sum_s p(s)W_{XY}(x,y\mid s)^{1/(1+\rho)}\right]^{1+\rho},e2​(ρ)=ρ(RΦ​−RM​)−log2​x,y∑​[s∑​p(s)WXY​(x,y∣s)1/(1+ρ)]1+ρ, e3(ρ)=ρ(RΦ−RM)−log⁡2∑y[∑s,xp(s)WXY(x,y∣s)1/(1+ρ)]1+ρ.e_3(\rho)=\rho(R_\Phi-R_M)-\log_2\sum_y\left[\sum_{s,x}p(s)W_{XY}(x,y\mid s)^{1/(1+\rho)}\right]^{1+\rho}.e3​(ρ)=ρ(RΦ​−RM​)−log2​y∑​[s,x∑​p(s)WXY​(x,y∣s)1/(1+ρ)]1+ρ.

Let Eo=min⁡j=1,2,3max⁡ρ∈[0,1]ej(ρ)E_o=\min_{j=1,2,3}\max_{\rho\in[0,1]} e_j(\rho)Eo​=minj=1,2,3​maxρ∈[0,1]​ej​(ρ). Here WXYW_{XY}WXY​ and WYW_YWY​ are the indicated channel marginals. Unsupported conditional rows have zero outer weight. The first and second displays incorporate the documented source corrections C18 and C19.

For 0<α≤10<\alpha\le10<α≤1 put

f(α)=−α(RSK+RΦ−RM)−log⁡2∑s,x,zp(s)WXZ(x,z∣s)[WXZ(x,z∣s)pZ(z)]α,Fo=sup⁡0<α≤1f(α).f(\alpha)=-\alpha(R_{\rm SK}+R_\Phi-R_M)-\log_2\sum_{s,x,z}p(s)W_{XZ}(x,z\mid s)\left[\frac{W_{XZ}(x,z\mid s)}{p_Z(z)}\right]^\alpha, \qquad F_o=\sup_{0<\alpha\le1}f(\alpha).f(α)=−α(RSK​+RΦ​−RM​)−log2​s,x,z∑​p(s)WXZ​(x,z∣s)[pZ​(z)WXZ​(x,z∣s)​]α,Fo​=0<α≤1sup​f(α).

Here pZp_ZpZ​ is induced by ppp and WWW, and null zzz fibers contribute zero.

For a common input law ppp and auxiliary rates RΦ,RM≥0R_\Phi,R_M\ge0RΦ​,RM​≥0 let

R~(p,RΦ,RM)={(R,E,F)∈[0,∞)3:E≤Eo(p,RΦ,RM), F≤Fo(p,R,RΦ,RM)}.\widetilde{\mathcal R}(p,R_\Phi,R_M)=\{(R,E,F)\in[0,\infty)^3:E\le E_o(p,R_\Phi,R_M),\ F\le F_o(p,R,R_\Phi,R_M)\}.R(p,RΦ​,RM​)={(R,E,F)∈[0,∞)3:E≤Eo​(p,RΦ​,RM​), F≤Fo​(p,R,RΦ​,RM​)}.

Then

⋃p,RΦ,RMR~(p,RΦ,RM)⊆R.\bigcup_{p,R_\Phi,R_M}\widetilde{\mathcal R}(p,R_\Phi,R_M)\subseteq\mathcal R.p,RΦ​,RM​⋃​R(p,RΦ​,RM​)⊆R.

This is an operational inner bound with a common code sequence for both exponents and the required key entropy rate. The printed proof's fixed-bin exact-uniformity assertion is not assumed.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_QAlgorithms_Papers_Independent_Intakethird100_P76
Formal statement
namespace QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P76

noncomputable section

open scoped BigOperators

open Filter Set

attribute [local instance] Classical.propDecidable

-- Exact pinned primitives, inspected at their definitions before reuse.

open QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Information100.P56 (IsLaw)

open QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Frontier30.P12 (IsStochastic)

variable {S X Y Z : Type} [Fintype S] [Fintype X] [Fintype Y] [Fintype Z]
  [Nonempty S] [Nonempty X] [Nonempty Y] [Nonempty Z]

variable {n u w : ℕ}

/-- PDF p.6, Theorem 4, (25), using documented C18/C19. No cost constraint.
The operational region retains observationEntropyBits and simultaneous exponents; public
fixed-bin uniformity is not a hypothesis. -/
theorem exponent_inner_bound (W : DMBC S X Y Z) :
    (⋃ (p : S → ℝ) (_ : IsLaw p) (RP : ℝ) (_ : 0 ≤ RP)
      (RM : ℝ) (_ : 0 ≤ RM), innerRegion W p RP RM) ⊆ region W := by sorry

end

end QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P76
Source
The Sender-Excited Secret Key Agreement Model: Capacity, Reliability and Secrecy Exponents, arXiv:1107.4148v4, PDF p. 6, Theorem 4 (Inner Bound to the Capacity-Reliability-Secrecy Region)
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What the Lean code literally says, in plain math · gpt-6.1-sol

For finite nonempty sets S,X,Y,ZS,X,Y,ZS,X,Y,Z, let Ws(x,y,z)≥0W_s(x,y,z)\ge0Ws​(x,y,z)≥0 satisfy ∑x,y,zWs(x,y,z)=1\sum_{x,y,z}W_s(x,y,z)=1∑x,y,z​Ws​(x,y,z)=1 for every sss. Define As(x,y)=∑zWs(x,y,z)A_s(x,y)=\sum_zW_s(x,y,z)As​(x,y)=∑z​Ws​(x,y,z), Bs(y)=∑xAs(x,y)B_s(y)=\sum_xA_s(x,y)Bs​(y)=∑x​As​(x,y), and Cs(x,z)=∑yWs(x,y,z)C_s(x,z)=\sum_yW_s(x,y,z)Cs​(x,z)=∑y​Ws​(x,y,z). For any probability law ppp on SSS, meaning p(s)≥0p(s)\ge0p(s)≥0 and ∑sp(s)=1\sum_sp(s)=1∑s​p(s)=1, and any RP,RM≥0R_P,R_M\ge0RP​,RM​≥0, put pZ(z)=∑s,xp(s)Cs(x,z)p_Z(z)=\sum_{s,x}p(s)C_s(x,z)pZ​(z)=∑s,x​p(s)Cs​(x,z) and

F1(r)=rRP−log⁡2 ⁣∑s,yp(s)Bs(y)[∑x(As(x,y)Bs(y))1/(1+r)]1+r,F2(r)=r(RP−RM)−log⁡2 ⁣∑x,y[∑sp(s)As(x,y)1/(1+r)]1+r,F3(r)=r(RP−RM)−log⁡2 ⁣∑y[∑s,xp(s)As(x,y)1/(1+r)]1+r,G(α,R)=−α(R+RP−RM)−log⁡2 ⁣∑z{0,pZ(z)=0,∑s,xp(s)Cs(x,z)(Cs(x,z)pZ(z))α,pZ(z)≠0.\begin{aligned} F_1(r)&=rR_P-\log_2\!\sum_{s,y}p(s)B_s(y) \left[\sum_x\left(\frac{A_s(x,y)}{B_s(y)}\right)^{1/(1+r)}\right]^{1+r},\\ F_2(r)&=r(R_P-R_M)-\log_2\!\sum_{x,y} \left[\sum_sp(s)A_s(x,y)^{1/(1+r)}\right]^{1+r},\\ F_3(r)&=r(R_P-R_M)-\log_2\!\sum_y \left[\sum_{s,x}p(s)A_s(x,y)^{1/(1+r)}\right]^{1+r},\\ G(\alpha,R)&=-\alpha(R+R_P-R_M)-\log_2\!\sum_z \begin{cases} 0,&p_Z(z)=0,\\ \displaystyle\sum_{s,x}p(s)C_s(x,z) \left(\frac{C_s(x,z)}{p_Z(z)}\right)^\alpha,&p_Z(z)\ne0. \end{cases} \end{aligned}F1​(r)F2​(r)F3​(r)G(α,R)​=rRP​−log2​s,y∑​p(s)Bs​(y)[x∑​(Bs​(y)As​(x,y)​)1/(1+r)]1+r,=r(RP​−RM​)−log2​x,y∑​[s∑​p(s)As​(x,y)1/(1+r)]1+r,=r(RP​−RM​)−log2​y∑​[s,x∑​p(s)As​(x,y)1/(1+r)]1+r,=−α(R+RP​−RM​)−log2​z∑​⎩⎨⎧​0,s,x∑​p(s)Cs​(x,z)(pZ​(z)Cs​(x,z)​)α,​pZ​(z)=0,pZ​(z)=0.​​

The theorem says that every real triple (R,E,F)(R,E,F)(R,E,F) with R,E,F≥0R,E,F\ge0R,E,F≥0,

E≤min⁡{sup⁡r∈[0,1]F1(r),min⁡{sup⁡r∈[0,1]F2(r),sup⁡r∈[0,1]F3(r)}},F≤sup⁡0<α≤1G(α,R),E\le\min\left\{\sup_{r\in[0,1]}F_1(r), \min\left\{\sup_{r\in[0,1]}F_2(r),\sup_{r\in[0,1]}F_3(r)\right\}\right\}, \qquad F\le\sup_{0<\alpha\le1}G(\alpha,R),E≤min{r∈[0,1]sup​F1​(r),min{r∈[0,1]sup​F2​(r),r∈[0,1]sup​F3​(r)}},F≤0<α≤1sup​G(α,R),

belongs to the ordinary topological closure in R3\mathbb R^3R3 of the following set of triples. A triple (R′,E′,F′)(R',E',F')(R′,E′,F′) is in that set when all three coordinates are nonnegative and there is a family of codes, one for every positive blocklength NNN, with positive integers MN,PN,KNM_N,P_N,K_NMN​,PN​,KN​, a probability distribution aN( ⋅∣m)a_N(\,\cdot\mid m)aN​(⋅∣m) on SNS^NSN for each message m∈{0,…,MN−1}m\in\{0,\ldots,M_N-1\}m∈{0,…,MN​−1}, and deterministic functions TN(m,xN)∈{0,…,PN−1}T_N(m,x^N)\in\{0,\ldots,P_N-1\}TN​(m,xN)∈{0,…,PN​−1}, KA,N(m,xN)∈{0,…,KN−1}K_{A,N}(m,x^N)\in\{0,\ldots,K_N-1\}KA,N​(m,xN)∈{0,…,KN​−1}, and KB,N(yN,T)∈{0,…,KN−1}K_{B,N}(y^N,T)\in\{0,\ldots,K_N-1\}KB,N​(yN,T)∈{0,…,KN​−1}. Their joint law is

Pr⁡(m,sN,xN,yN,zN)=MN−1aN(sN∣m)∏i=1NWsi(xi,yi,zi).\Pr(m,s^N,x^N,y^N,z^N) =M_N^{-1}a_N(s^N\mid m)\prod_{i=1}^{N}W_{s_i}(x_i,y_i,z_i).Pr(m,sN,xN,yN,zN)=MN−1​aN​(sN∣m)i=1∏N​Wsi​​(xi​,yi​,zi​).

For some fixed nonnegative real constants rM,rP,rKr_M,r_P,r_KrM​,rP​,rK​, the sizes satisfy MN=2⌈NrM⌉M_N=2^{\lceil Nr_M\rceil}MN​=2⌈NrM​⌉, PN=2⌈NrP⌉P_N=2^{\lceil Nr_P\rceil}PN​=2⌈NrP​⌉, and KN≤2NrKK_N\le2^{Nr_K}KN​≤2NrK​ for every NNN. Let eN=Pr⁡(KA,N≠KB,N)e_N=\Pr(K_{A,N}\ne K_{B,N})eN​=Pr(KA,N​=KB,N​) and ℓN=I(KA,N;(ZN,TN))\ell_N=I(K_{A,N};(Z^N,T_N))ℓN​=I(KA,N​;(ZN,TN​)), where for any finite observation UUU, H(U)=−∑oPr⁡(o)log⁡2Pr⁡(U=U(o))H(U)=-\sum_o\Pr(o)\log_2\Pr(U=U(o))H(U)=−∑o​Pr(o)log2​Pr(U=U(o)), and I(U;V)=H(U)+H(V)−H(U,V)I(U;V)=H(U)+H(V)-H(U,V)I(U;V)=H(U)+H(V)−H(U,V). The required asymptotic conditions are that R′−ε≤H(KA,N)/NR'-\varepsilon\le H(K_{A,N})/NR′−ε≤H(KA,N​)/N eventually for every ε>0\varepsilon>0ε>0, and

E′≤lim inf⁡N→∞LN(eN),F′≤lim inf⁡N→∞LN(ℓN),LN(t)={+∞,t=0,−log⁡2(t)/N,t≠0.E'\le\liminf_{N\to\infty}L_N(e_N),\qquad F'\le\liminf_{N\to\infty}L_N(\ell_N),\qquad L_N(t)= \begin{cases} +\infty,&t=0,\\ -\log_2(t)/N,&t\ne0. \end{cases}E′≤N→∞liminf​LN​(eN​),F′≤N→∞liminf​LN​(ℓN​),LN​(t)={+∞,−log2​(t)/N,​t=0,t=0.​

The exponent suprema and inequalities use extended real numbers. Zero exponents are allowed, without a separate requirement in this definition that eNe_NeN​ or ℓN\ell_NℓN​ tend to zero. The auxiliary choices p,RP,RMp,R_P,R_Mp,RP​,RM​ in the inclusion are existential choices for membership in the union; the stated conclusion is membership in the closure, not necessarily membership in the set before closure. Divisions, powers, and logarithms use their total definitions, including division by zero and log⁡20\log_2 0log2​0 equal to zero.

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