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Proof of Theorem 2, p. 47 — for B* = Diag(1/√n_k)O with O orthogonal, ‖b*_l − b*_k‖ = √(1/n_k + 1/n_l)

Proved
RobustSpecClust.Round.bstar_sep

by mikedeng1 · Oct 16, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

orthogonal-matrixp2o-batch-pfp2ap2o-gran-per-chapterp2o-plan-paperp2o-v1spectral-clustering

Let φ:[n]→[r]\varphi : [n]\to[r]φ:[n]→[r] be a labelling with all cluster sizes nk>0n_k > 0nk​>0, let O∈Rr×rO \in \mathbb R^{r\times r}O∈Rr×r be orthogonal and B∗=Diag(1/n1,…,1/nr) OB^* = \mathrm{Diag}(1/\sqrt{n_1},\dots,1/\sqrt{n_r})\,OB∗=Diag(1/n1​​,…,1/nr​​)O with rows b1∗,…,br∗b^*_1,\dots,b^*_rb1∗​,…,br∗​. Then for all k≠lk \ne lk=l,

∥bl∗−bk∗∥=1nk+1nl.\|b^*_l - b^*_k\| = \sqrt{\frac1{n_k} + \frac1{n_l}} .∥bl∗​−bk∗​∥=nk​1​+nl​1​​.

In particular δk=1/nk\delta_k = 1/\sqrt{n_k}δk​=1/nk​​ satisfies δk≤min⁡l≠k∥bl∗−bk∗∥\delta_k \le \min_{l \ne k}\|b^*_l - b^*_k\|δk​≤minl=k​∥bl∗​−bk∗​∥, the hypothesis of Lemma 5, so that ∣Sk∣δk2=∣Sk∣/nk|\mathcal S_k|\delta_k^2 = |\mathcal S_k|/n_k∣Sk​∣δk2​=∣Sk​∣/nk​ in Theorem 2. Note U0O=Θ(φ)B∗U^0 O = \Theta(\varphi)B^*U0O=Θ(φ)B∗, so V=U0OV = U^0OV=U0O is k-means feasible.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_RobustSpecClust_Round_Setting
Formal statement
namespace RobustSpecClust.Round

open Matrix

theorem bstar_sep {n r : ℕ} (φ : Fin n → Fin r) (hφ : ∀ k, 0 < clusterSize φ k)
    (O : Matrix (Fin r) (Fin r) ℝ) (hO : O ∈ Matrix.orthogonalGroup (Fin r) ℝ)
    (k l : Fin r) (hkl : k ≠ l) :
    vecNorm ((Matrix.diagonal (fun j => 1 / Real.sqrt (clusterSize φ j)) * O) l -
        (Matrix.diagonal (fun j => 1 / Real.sqrt (clusterSize φ j)) * O) k)
      = Real.sqrt (1 / (clusterSize φ k : ℝ) + 1 / (clusterSize φ l : ℝ)) := by sorry

end RobustSpecClust.Round
Source
arXiv:1912.07546v3, Appendix G, proof of Theorem 2, p. 47, first paragraph ("‖b*_l − b*_k‖ = √(1/n_k + 1/n_l)")
Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 16, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by mikedeng1 · Oct 16, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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