lemmaroutine
Coordinate states with bounded inconsistency
Lemma·
ht:states·§4.4 Coordinate states on the original levelsStatement (paper)
The fractional shifts can be fixed so that
with an absolute constant. At each nonarchimedean entry every edge is
consistent outside finitely many threshold levels. If two vertices
have matching -labels, then
matching -labels similarly implies
, where at nonarchimedean entries
and at archimedean entries.
All the level functions can be chosen measurable.
In plain English
The fractional shifts can be chosen so that the total inconsistency has bounded average, with an absolute constant. At nonarchimedean entries every edge is consistent except at finitely many threshold levels, matching -labels give , matching -labels give (with nonarchimedean, archimedean), and all level functions are measurable.
Why it's here
This lemma sets up the coordinate states on the original levels and records the properties that later place-by-place arguments rely on: a bounded inconsistency budget, consistency away from finitely many thresholds, and coordinate closeness for matching labels. Results such as the place identity for opposite endpoints use these facts to control local contributions at each place , with measurability making the integrals meaningful.
Classified routine:
A construction-and-bookkeeping lemma: random fractional shifts of dyadic/ultrametric level partitions give bounded expected inconsistency by a standard random-shift averaging argument, and the label-closeness bounds follow directly from the box sizes at each place.
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