claimroutineinferred_dep
Fourier mass on indicated frequency coset
Fourier mass on the indicated coset is at least
makes the decoder hit the right coset
Statement (paper)
With , one has i.e. the -decoder samples a nontrivial restriction and a frequency in the coset with at least this probability.
In plain English
With , the expected squared Fourier mass of on the coset , restricted to with , is at least . Equivalently, the -decoder samples a nontrivial restriction and a frequency in that coset with at least this probability.
Why it's here
The previous claim gives average slice correlation of at least over nontrivial restrictions. Here that is converted into Fourier mass on the coset, losing a factor and squaring the bound via Cauchy–Schwarz/Jensen, so the decoder's chosen frequency lies in the right coset with the stated probability. The next claim uses this to show the decoded vector falls in the projected answer set.
Classified routine:
This is a standard Fourier-analytic step: Parseval bounds the coset Fourier mass below by the squared slice correlation, with a loss of for the coset size. Jensen/Cauchy–Schwarz then squares the average bound from the previous claim.
Uses
Used by
Sources
PaperOpen
- Section
- §5.6 Decoding the row advice
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Leannot aligned
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Fourier mass on indicated frequency coset" rests on claim-lem-fourier-coset-decoding-1