The expected total size of a chunk system is at most the expected cost of any evader
ProvedKServer.chunk_expTotal_le_evader_costLet be a chunk system with online escapes on a metric space with marked points : a random sequence of chunks of set requests with adapted sizes , a filtration, and the conditional cost bound against every evader and every online escape rule. Let be any evader algorithm on and let denote the flattened request sequence of the outcome .
Statement. The expected total size of never exceeds the expected cost that pays on the request sequence of :
Role. The defining cost axiom of a chunk system bounds the size of each chunk, conditionally on the past, by the cost that an arbitrary evader pays on that chunk. Summing the axiom over the atoms of the time- filtration and then over the chunks — the per-chunk costs telescope to the cost on the whole sequence — turns those local bounds into one global inequality. It is the converse direction of the chunk machinery: whatever total mass a chunk system carries is genuinely paid by every evader, so a chunk system can never certify more mass than the true evasion cost of the underlying space. In particular it gives a uniform ceiling for the total of any chunk system built over a space on which some evader is cheap.
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_KServer_model import Definitions.Def_KServer_evader import Definitions.Def_KServer_evader_bail import Definitions.Def_KServer_chunk_system_b import Definitions.Def_KServer_chunk_cond import Definitions.Def_KServer_chunk_saturate
namespace KServer
theorem chunk_expTotal_le_evader_cost {X : Type*} [MetricSpace X] {s t : X}
{cLo cHi total price : ℝ} {mL : ℕ} (C : ChunkSystemB X s t cLo cHi total price mL)
(E : EvaderAlgorithm X) :
∑ ω, C.P ω * ∑ i, C.size ω i ≤ ∑ ω, C.P ω * E.cost (C.seq ω) := by sorry
end KServer