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Completions of one mode word with a prescribed histogram

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mme_stothers_general_mode_joint_table_fiber_card

by allychan327 · Sep 8, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

algebraic-complexitylaser-methodmatrix-multiplication

Completions of one mode word with a prescribed joint histogram.

Fix an integral ten-class profile β\betaβ, a scale mmm, a marginal-supported address aaa of length N=3DmN=3DmN=3Dm, a mode iii, and a 454545-cell histogram kkk whose three grade marginals are the prescribed ones, ∑σ:σl=jkσ=Mj\sum_{\sigma:\sigma_l=j} k_\sigma = M_j∑σ:σl​=j​kσ​=Mj​ for every mode lll and grade jjj. Then the number of marginal-supported addresses that agree with aaa on the iii-th mode word and have joint histogram exactly kkk is

∏jMj!∏σkσ!.\frac{\prod_{j} M_j!}{\prod_{\sigma} k_\sigma!}.∏σ​kσ​!∏j​Mj​!​.

Fixing the iii-th word freezes, for each grade jjj, which MjM_jMj​ positions carry that grade in mode iii; a completion is then a choice, independently over the nine grades, of how to distribute those positions among the supported triples lying over jjj in mode iii, with the multiplicities prescribed by kkk. That is a product of nine multinomial coefficients, and regrouping the denominators over all 454545 cells gives the displayed quotient. The marginal hypothesis on kkk is exactly what makes each of those nine multinomials well posed, and also what forces the resulting address to be marginally regular in the other two modes.

This quotient is the star degree at kkk; comparing it with the star degree at the maximum-entropy histogram on the same marginal fibre is what produces the combination loss of Equation (3.4).

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_stothers_general_outer_profile

open MME BigOperators

set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_stothers_general_mode_joint_table_fiber_card
    (base : Fin 10 → ℕ) (m : ℕ)
    (a : MME.StothersFourth.GenMarginalSupportedAddress base m) (i : Fin 3)
    (k : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashJointMultiplicityTable)
    (hkMarginal : ∀ l : Fin 3, ∀ j : Fin 9,
      (∑ sigma : {sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple //
          sigma.1 l = j}, k sigma.1) =
        MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j) :
    Nat.card
        {b : MME.StothersFourth.GenMarginalSupportedAddress base m //
          b.1 i = a.1 i ∧
            MME.StothersFourth.genHashJointTable b = k} =
      (∏ j : Fin 9,
          (MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j).factorial) /
        ∏ sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple,
          (k sigma).factorial := by
  sorry
Source
A. M. Davie and A. J. Stothers, Improved Bound for Complexity of Matrix Multiplication, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh A 143(2), 2013, Section 3, Lemma 3.3 and Equations (3.2)-(3.4); https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/~sandy/a11164.pdf.

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