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Edge residuals and rank budget
Edge residuals: only central edges lose rank, total budget
supplies residual bases and rank count for interfaces
Lemma·
lem:motif-residuals·§3.3 Subspaces attached to the gatesStatement (paper)
Every edge joins comparable nondegenerate labels. The only decreasing
edges are the central-wire edges from time 3 to time 4; their dimension
loss is . Consequently, if is the number of central wires per
invocation and the total number of wires, then
For the binary label space, every nonzero orthogonal residual of an
edge has an orthonormal basis.
In plain English
Every edge of the gate network joins comparable nondegenerate labels, and the only edges where label dimension drops are the central-wire edges from time 3 to time 4, each losing . With central wires per invocation and wires in total, the total loss is and the sum of absolute dimension changes over all edges is ; over every nonzero orthogonal residual of an edge has an orthonormal basis.
Why it's here
This lemma packages the edge-by-edge residual table into the facts later interface propositions need: control of the dimension loss, the rank-budget identity from telescoping, and orthonormal bases of the nonzero binary residuals. Those bases are what let the bit and complex motif interfaces factor each edge's transformation through basis vectors of the residual.
Classified routine:
A bookkeeping lemma: the dimension-loss count and the rank-budget identity follow by telescoping the paper's own edge-by-edge residual table, and the orthonormal-basis claim is a standard linear-algebra fact about the binary label space.
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