Proposition 42 (⇒), p. 28 — a d-dimensional good complex C with a proper coloring r gives a (d+1)-dimensional pseudo-cube B(C, r)
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Let be a -dimensional good simplicial complex over a vertex set and let be a proper coloring of . Then the class
is a -dimensional pseudo-cube.
This is the first half of the equivalence between pseudo-cubes and good complexes: properties of complexes (finiteness, replacement) become the defining properties of a pseudo-cube (finiteness, neighbours in every direction).
Formalization Note The statement is about the explicit class the proof constructs (the paper's Remark after Proposition 42). Replacement is the version with a new vertex ; see the definitions item.
Preamble
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_MulticlassDS_NatGap_Dimensions import Definitions.Def_MulticlassDS_NatGap_Complexes
Formal statement
namespace MulticlassDS.NatGap
theorem prop42_good_complex_pseudo_cube {V : Type*} (C : Set (Finset V)) (d : ℕ)
(hC : IsGood C d) (r : V → Fin (d + 1)) (hr : IsProperColoring C d r) :
IsPseudoCube (pseudoCubeOf C d r) := by sorry
end MulticlassDS.NatGap
Source
Brukhim, Carmon, Dinur, Moran, Yehudayoff, A Characterization of Multiclass Learnability, arXiv:2203.01550v1, p. 28, Proposition 42, first sentence (good complex ⟹ pseudo-cube)
Human review
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