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Graded regional extraction for a full child tolerance window

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mme_graded_regional_tolerance_window_stage

by BrunoDCDO · Sep 24, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

entropyformalizationmatrix-multiplication

Fix a central integer regional step, including its parent types, split counts, reference address, physical positions, minimum scale, and repair scale. Let δ≥0\delta\ge0δ≥0 be a child-profile tolerance, let ε>0\varepsilon>0ε>0 be a parent tolerance, and let r≥0r\ge0r≥0 be a logarithmic rate. Assume the explicit size test for ε\varepsilonε and a uniform finite-loss scalar budget of at least rrr for every admissible exact child profile within δ\deltaδ of the central one. Also assume that the parent-graded part of the central parent window of radius ε+2δ\varepsilon+2\deltaε+2δ lies in the desired source predicate SSS.

There is then a graded regional extraction stage from SSS to the entire child window, with rate rrr. If HHH is the number of physical child positions, CCC the number of split cells, and AAA the complete-word alphabet size, the number of exact cases is at most

(H+1)3CA.(H+1)^{3CA}.(H+1)3CA.

Every CW-supported triple in the child window belongs to exactly one case. Consequently, if the window contains such a triple, the stage has at least one case. The construction enumerates the distinct realized histograms throughout the tolerance band; it does not require those histograms to equal the central profile. The uniform scalar budget and the graded source inclusion are hypotheses of this construction lemma.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_graded_integer_regional_step_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_regional_tolerance_window_data

open BigOperators MME MME.ProfiledCW MME.RecursiveYZ MME.RegionRealization MME.CompleteSplit
set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_graded_regional_tolerance_window_stage
    {ell M : ℕ} {P S : Predicate M} (D : IntegerStep ell M P)
    (delta eps rate : ℝ) (hdelta : 0 ≤ delta) (heps : 0 < eps)
    (hrate : 0 ≤ rate)
    (hsize : (8 * D.repairScale : ℝ) *
      (25 * D.R * (Fintype.card (CompleteWord ell) : ℝ) ^ 2) ≤
        (D.minimum : ℝ) * eps ^ 2)
    (hsource : ∀ i x,
      ParentGraded D.parent D.n i (split D.positions D.length x) →
      parentWindow D (eps + 2 * delta) i x → S i x)
    (hbudget : ∀ mu : WindowProfile D, WindowAdmissible D mu →
      (∀ i, WindowClose D delta i (mu i)) →
        rate ≤ windowLogBudget D mu eps) :
    ∃ E : LogPartStageG M ell S (childWindow D delta),
      E.rate = rate ∧
      E.types ≤ (Fintype.card (Position D.n) + 1) ^
        (3 * Fintype.card (Cell D.half D.R D.parent) *
          Fintype.card (CompleteWord ell)) ∧
      ((∃ x : Fin 3 → FineWord M,
        supported x ∧ ∀ i, childWindow D delta i (x i)) → 1 ≤ E.types) := by sorry
Source
Graded-source adaptation of raresbuhai's [ordinary tolerance-window step family](p2m:theorem/8d5922ba-ef7d-4b2e-8ef7-c77527cea84f), [accepted proof](p2m:solution/08deb303-0e4b-483f-828c-b099e373d0d8). The construction reuses the accepted prescribed-histogram cover, supported-histogram admissibility, parent-mixture Lipschitz estimate, and target-marginal identities. The tolerance-window interpretation follows Alman, Duan, Vassilevska Williams, Xu, Xu, and Zhou, More Asymmetry Yields Faster Matrix Multiplication, https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.16349v2, Theorem 6.4. This statement adapts the published formal interfaces; it is not a verbatim theorem from the paper.

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