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Pointwise point-star slice inequality
Claim·§6.3 A second score forces positive rare mass·inside propRare point exceptions have positive mass
Statement (paper)
At a common level, for each point , with the conditional bad-edge probability, , and , one has for an absolute constant , where is the common-level score at the ordinary point star of with full bit probability .
In plain English
At a common level, for each point , the point-star score plus (with ) is at least up to an error , where is the conditional bad-edge probability, , is the full bit probability of the ordinary point star of , and is absolute.
Why it's here
This gives a pointwise lower bound on the point-star score plus the slice term in terms of the bit variance , with errors only from bad edges and . Under the smallness assumptions from the contradiction setup, averaging it should let the later claim bound the common point-star variation by , which is what forces positive rare mass in the proposition.
Classified routine:
A pointwise inequality inside the proof of the rare-mass proposition. It comes from a direct local calculation relating the point-star score and slice term to the bit variance , with errors from bad edges, using the paper's earlier definitions; it is bookkeeping rather than a new idea.
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- infoinferred_depoutline: "Pointwise point-star slice inequality" rests on claim-com-rare-positive-1