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One-stage copy step reduces density and active vertices
Copy stage keeps entries ≤ , at most doubles active vertices,
one-stage step iterated to build the hierarchy
Proposition·
prop:hier-copy-step·§4.4 Copies reduce density while controlling active verticesStatement (paper)
Choose the detector rank large enough that
and then choose as in Equation .
The matrix is strictly forward and substochastic, and
If is the matrix from to defined by
then
In plain English
With the detector rank and chosen as specified, the copy matrix is strictly forward and substochastic, has entries at most , and has at most twice as many active vertices as . It also satisfies the one-step intertwining with the projection from to .
Why it's here
This packages one copy stage: the column test (Lemma 4.3) and the pilot bounds (Lemma 4.2) keep heavy columns out of , which gives the density cap and the active-vertex bound. The residual (Lemma 4.4) is what reproduces under projection, so later stages can compare the copied walk to the original through and control the reward identity and shallow target that follow.
Classified routine:
This one-stage packaging follows directly from the column test, pilot bounds and residual lemmas: the density cap, active-vertex bound and intertwining identity C^+P^r = P^rD come from bookkeeping on the copy construction rather than from a new idea.
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