claimroutine
Crude bound on clean group increments
Clean group increments have row norm at most
baseline size of clean increments for the height bound
Statement (paper)
For each small dyadic group of slack , the complete clean true-ID increment in channel , with any exact base term assigned to that group and an absent second channel taken to be zero, satisfies the crude absolute estimates in the retained endpoint metric, with variant counting and summation over difference layers costing and without using walk contraction. Consequently the row norm of is at most .
In plain English
For each small dyadic group of slack , the complete clean true-ID increment in either channel (including any exact base term assigned to the group, with an absent channel set to zero) obeys crude absolute bounds in the retained endpoint metric, losing only from variant counting and summing over difference layers. As a result, the row norm of is at most .
Why it's here
This step applies the raw difference estimate at slack- groups to the clean increments, without using walk contraction. The resulting row-norm bound is a baseline that the propagated clean height bound in the next claim can build on, since all losses are only .
Classified routine:
Direct consequence of the earlier raw difference bound at slack-d groups (lem-est-raw-difference). The estimate is obtained by applying that bound and paying 2^{O(d)} for variant counting and the sum over difference layers, with no new idea and no use of walk contraction.
Uses
Used by
Sources
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- §9.4 Bucket algebra and the collision charge
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Leannot aligned
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