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Norm bound for a functional on the centered space from an operator-level decomposition

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OAI.ThermalDual.dual_bound_from_core

by Shuze Chen · Oct 16, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

functional-analysishilbert-spacesinequalitiesoai-math

Put h(r)=log⁡(r+1)−log⁡rh(r)=\log(r+1)-\log rh(r)=log(r+1)−logr for r>0r>0r>0, let LLL be the logarithmic mean (L(x,y)=y−xlog⁡y−log⁡xL(x,y)=\frac{y-x}{\log y-\log x}L(x,y)=logy−logxy−x​, L(x,x)=xL(x,x)=xL(x,x)=x), f(x)=x/sinh⁡xf(x)=x/\sinh xf(x)=x/sinhx (f(0)=1f(0)=1f(0)=1), and let

w(r,ν)=1h(r) f(h(r)ν/2) f(−h(r)/2)f(h(r)ν/2−h(r)/2)w(r,\nu)=\frac1{h(r)}\,\frac{f(h(r)\nu/2)\,f(-h(r)/2)}{f(h(r)\nu/2-h(r)/2)}w(r,ν)=h(r)1​f(h(r)ν/2−h(r)/2)f(h(r)ν/2)f(−h(r)/2)​

be the thermal weight. A thermal spectral datum S=(e,p,r)\mathcal S=(e,p,r)S=(e,p,r) on a complex Hilbert space EEE is a Hilbert basis (ek)k∈I(e_k)_{k\in I}(ek​)k∈I​, weights pk>0p_k>0pk​>0 with ∑kpk=1\sum_kp_k=1∑k​pk​=1, and r>0r>0r>0; put νkl=(log⁡pk−log⁡pl)/h(r)\nu_{kl}=(\log p_k-\log p_l)/h(r)νkl​=(logpk​−logpl​)/h(r) and mkl=h(r) L(pk,pl) w(r,νkl)>0m_{kl}=h(r)\,L(p_k,p_l)\,w(r,\nu_{kl})>0mkl​=h(r)L(pk​,pl​)w(r,νkl​)>0. Its observable map sends a bounded operator ZZZ to

obsS(Z)=(mkl ⟨ek,Zel⟩)k,l∈ℓ2(I×I),\mathrm{obs}_{\mathcal S}(Z)=\Bigl(\sqrt{m_{kl}}\,\langle e_k,Ze_l\rangle\Bigr)_{k,l}\in\ell^2(I\times I),obsS​(Z)=(mkl​​⟨ek​,Zel​⟩)k,l​∈ℓ2(I×I),

so that ∥obsS(Z)∥2=QwS(Z):=∑k,lmkl∣⟨ek,Zel⟩∣2\|\mathrm{obs}_{\mathcal S}(Z)\|^2=Q^{\mathcal S}_w(Z):=\sum_{k,l}m_{kl}|\langle e_k,Ze_l\rangle|^2∥obsS​(Z)∥2=QwS​(Z):=∑k,l​mkl​∣⟨ek​,Zel​⟩∣2. The centered space C(S)⊆ℓ2(I×I)\mathcal C(\mathcal S)\subseteq\ell^2(I\times I)C(S)⊆ℓ2(I×I) is the orthogonal complement of obsS(Id)\mathrm{obs}_{\mathcal S}(\mathrm{Id})obsS​(Id) (the vector with diagonal entries pk\sqrt{p_k}pk​​ and zero off-diagonal entries), and Z(S)\mathcal Z(\mathcal S)Z(S) is the span of the operators ∣ek⟩⟨el∣−δklpkId|e_k\rangle\langle e_l|-\delta_{kl}p_k\mathrm{Id}∣ek​⟩⟨el​∣−δkl​pk​Id. Finally let w∗(r)=inf⁡ν∈Rw(r,ν)w_*(r)=\inf_{\nu\in\mathbb{R}}w(r,\nu)w∗​(r)=infν∈R​w(r,ν) (which is ≥r>0\ge r>0≥r>0) and χ(r)=(h(r) w∗(r))−1/2\chi(r)=\bigl(h(r)\,w_*(r)\bigr)^{-1/2}χ(r)=(h(r)w∗​(r))−1/2.

For square-summable families v=(vi)v=(v_i)v=(vi​), u=(ul)u=(u_l)u=(ul​) in EEE and t∈[0,1]t\in[0,1]t∈[0,1] define the mixture functional on bounded operators

Mv,u,t(Z)=t(1−t)(∑i⟨vi,Zvi⟩−∑l⟨ul,Zul⟩).\mathcal M_{v,u,t}(Z)=\sqrt{t(1-t)}\Bigl(\sum_i\langle v_i,Zv_i\rangle-\sum_l\langle u_l,Zu_l\rangle\Bigr).Mv,u,t​(Z)=t(1−t)​(i∑​⟨vi​,Zvi​⟩−l∑​⟨ul​,Zul​⟩).

Theorem. Let S0\mathcal S_0S0​ and Si\mathcal S_iSi​ (i∈Ki\in Ki∈K, KKK finite) be thermal spectral data on a complex Hilbert space EEE, let wi≥0w_i\ge0wi​≥0, let LiL_iLi​ be complex-linear maps on bounded operators, let q0q_0q0​ be a continuous linear functional on ℓ2(I0×I0)\ell^2(I_0\times I_0)ℓ2(I0​×I0​) and qiq_iqi​ continuous linear functionals on ℓ2(Ii×Ii)\ell^2(I_i\times I_i)ℓ2(Ii​×Ii​). Let v,uv,uv,u be families with ∑i∥vi∥2=1=∑l∥ul∥2\sum_i\|v_i\|^2=1=\sum_l\|u_l\|^2∑i​∥vi​∥2=1=∑l​∥ul​∥2, let t∈[0,1]t\in[0,1]t∈[0,1], and assume that the ensemble of S0\mathcal S_0S0​ represents the mixture:

∑kpk(0)∣ek(0)⟩⟨ek(0)∣=t∑i∣vi⟩⟨vi∣+(1−t)∑l∣ul⟩⟨ul∣.\sum_kp^{(0)}_k|e^{(0)}_k\rangle\langle e^{(0)}_k|=t\sum_i|v_i\rangle\langle v_i|+(1-t)\sum_l|u_l\rangle\langle u_l| .k∑​pk(0)​∣ek(0)​⟩⟨ek(0)​∣=ti∑​∣vi​⟩⟨vi​∣+(1−t)l∑​∣ul​⟩⟨ul​∣.

Let c∈Cc\in\mathbb{C}c∈C and suppose that for every Z∈Z(S0)Z\in\mathcal Z(\mathcal S_0)Z∈Z(S0​)

∑iwi QwSi(LiZ)≤QwS0(Z)andq0(obsS0Z)=∑iwi qi(obsSi(LiZ))+c Mv,u,t(Z).\sum_iw_i\,Q^{\mathcal S_i}_w(L_iZ)\le Q^{\mathcal S_0}_w(Z)\quad\text{and}\quad q_0\bigl(\mathrm{obs}_{\mathcal S_0}Z\bigr)=\sum_iw_i\,q_i\bigl(\mathrm{obs}_{\mathcal S_i}(L_iZ)\bigr)+c\,\mathcal M_{v,u,t}(Z).i∑​wi​QwSi​​(Li​Z)≤QwS0​​(Z)andq0​(obsS0​​Z)=i∑​wi​qi​(obsSi​​(Li​Z))+cMv,u,t​(Z).

Then the restriction of q0q_0q0​ to the centered space satisfies

∥q0∣C(S0)∥≤∑iwi∥qi∥2+∣c∣ χ(r0).\bigl\|q_0|_{\mathcal C(\mathcal S_0)}\bigr\|\le\sqrt{\sum_iw_i\|q_i\|^2}+|c|\,\chi(r_0).​q0​∣C(S0​)​​≤i∑​wi​∥qi​∥2​+∣c∣χ(r0​).

This is the duality step of the metric argument: a contraction of the thermal quadratic forms together with a decomposition of the functional q0q_0q0​ through the maps LiL_iLi​ (plus a mixing term) bounds the dual norm of q0q_0q0​ by the dual norms of the qiq_iqi​.

Formalization Note ∥q0∣C∥\|q_0|_{\mathcal C}\|∥q0​∣C​∥ is the operator norm of q₀.comp (centeredSpace …).subtypeL; obs\mathrm{obs}obs is Space.observable, QwSQ^{\mathcal S}_wQwS​ is Space.pquad thermalWeight, M\mathcal MM is EnsembleL2.mixtureFunctional, χ\chiχ is mixtureConstant, and the mixture hypothesis uses the ensemble (pkek)(\sqrt{p_k}e_k)(pk​​ek​) and EnsembleL2.mixture.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_EntropyPhotonNumber
import Definitions.Def_OAI_MathematicalPhysics_Fock_Beam
import Definitions.Def_OAI_Analysis_QuantumTrace_Basic
import Definitions.Def_OAI_MathematicalPhysics_Fock_Operators
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Gibbs
import Definitions.Def_OAI_Analysis_TensorLp
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_BeamTrace
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Functions
import Definitions.Def_OAI_Analysis_DiagonalForms
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_ThermalMetric
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_BeamForms
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Generator
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_SpectralLog
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Continuity
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Entropy
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_GibbsVariational
import Definitions.Def_OAI_Analysis_Herglotz
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Interpolation
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_SpectralForms
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Contraction
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_FiniteVariation
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_PhysicalMinimum
import Definitions.Def_OAI_InformationTheory_PhotonNumber_Duality

open OAI
open scoped BigOperators ComplexConjugate
open scoped BigOperators
open MvPolynomial
open scoped BigOperators ComplexConjugate Classical
open Submodule
open scoped ENNReal
open scoped ComplexConjugate
open ContinuousLinearMap
open Set Filter Topology Complex Metric
open MeasureTheory Set Filter Topology Complex Metric InnerProductSpace
open scoped ENNReal NNReal
open Filter Topology
open Set Filter Topology Complex MeasureTheory
open EntropyPhotonNumber ThermalMetric ThermalSpectral
open scoped BigOperators
variable {E I J K : Type*} [NormedAddCommGroup E] [InnerProductSpace ℂ E] [CompleteSpace E]
variable [Fintype K]
Formal statement
theorem OAI.ThermalDual.dual_bound_from_core (S₀ : Space E) (S : K → Space E)
    (w : K → ℝ) (hw : ∀ i, 0 ≤ w i)
    (L : (i : K) → (E →L[ℂ] E) →ₗ[ℂ] (E →L[ℂ] E))
    (q₀ : lp (fun _ : S₀.I × S₀.I => ℂ) 2 →L[ℂ] ℂ)
    (q : (i : K) → lp (fun _ : (S i).I × (S i).I => ℂ) 2 →L[ℂ] ℂ)
    (v : I → E) (u : J → E) {t : ℝ} (ht : t ∈ Set.Icc 0 1)
    (hv : HasSum (fun i => ‖v i‖^2) 1) (hu : HasSum (fun j => ‖u j‖^2) 1)
    (he : TraceEnsemble.operator S₀.ensemble=TraceEnsemble.operator (EnsembleL2.mixture v u t))
    (c : ℂ)
    (hL : ∀ Z, Z ∈ CenteredTests.operatorSpace S₀.basis S₀.p →
      ∑ i, w i*(S i).pquad thermalWeight (L i Z) ≤ S₀.pquad thermalWeight Z)
    (hq : ∀ Z, Z ∈ CenteredTests.operatorSpace S₀.basis S₀.p →
      q₀ (S₀.observable Z) = (∑ i, (w i:ℂ)*q i ((S i).observable (L i Z)))+
        c*EnsembleL2.mixtureFunctional v u hv.summable hu.summable t Z) :
    ‖q₀.comp (centeredSpace S₀.r S₀.rpos S₀.p S₀.pos S₀.sum.summable).subtypeL‖ ≤
      Real.sqrt (∑ i, w i*‖q i‖^2)+‖c‖*mixtureConstant S₀.r := by sorry
Source
https://github.com/openai/math/blob/1581d4cbdd69a0faf34b2089614fe2a814316a6a/lean/OAI/InformationTheory/PhotonNumber/Duality.lean#L421-L456

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