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Exponentially mixing averaging operator on conditional space
Rational averaging operator has in
makes conditional averaging nearly exact
Lemma·
lem:env-gap·§6 Conditional averaging in the shared environmentStatement (paper)
Consider the fixed product of rank channels, conditioned on retention of
one specified identifier per conditioned channel. Include any designated
set of independent uniform bits, with length padded to a multiple of
, and freeze any remaining independent bits.
There is a rational Markov averaging operator on this conditional
space such that its stationary distribution is the indicated uniform
conditional law and, for each fixed ,
Here is conditional expectation over the variables being averaged.
The constants are independent of the field size, retention side
lengths, bit lengths, indicated identifiers, and frozen bits.
In plain English
On the conditional space of the fixed product of rank channels (with one retained identifier per conditioned channel, designated uniform bits included and the rest frozen), there is a rational Markov operator whose stationary law is the uniform conditional law. For each fixed , , where is conditional expectation over the averaged variables, with constants independent of field size, retention side lengths, bit lengths, identifiers and frozen bits.
Why it's here
This turns the uniform spectral gap for the affine group walk (lem-env-affine) into an explicit, rational, size-independent exponential contraction in every norm, , on the conditional space. Downstream, it lets the conditional averaging steps (such as the prefix bounds and the clean-block independence arguments) treat as nearly exact conditional expectation, with error decaying like regardless of the parameters.
Classified routine:
Follows from the uniform spectral gap of the affine group walk (lem-env-affine) via standard conversion of an L_2 spectral gap into L_s contraction (Riesz–Thorin interpolation with the trivial L_infty bound), with the conditional space handled by bookkeeping over product structure and frozen bits.
Uses
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Sources
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- Section
- §6 Conditional averaging in the shared environment
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sections/averaging.tex:108
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Friction
- warnunresolved_refL_s contraction uses the external Riesz–Thorin interpolation theorem.