lemmaroutine
Rare exceptions: comparison, first moments, joint bounds
Lemma·
bud:rare-moments·§5.1 Parameters, rare levels, and historiesStatement (paper)
Uniformly on ,
Consequently
Furthermore, with the ordinary wedge law,
In plain English
Uniformly on , the rare-set masses satisfy and , so . Under the ordinary wedge law, the joint exception events satisfy and .
Why it's here
This lemma ties the rare-level masses to the minority-bit probability and the mass , which gives a first-moment bound of order on the exception counts. Applying the rare-set edge-mass bound (inc-rare) to the exception sets shows that simultaneous exceptions at two vertices of an edge or wedge are . The budget, positivity and profile arguments that use it can therefore treat the exceptions as a single-vertex effect of size with negligible joint contribution.
Classified routine:
This is bookkeeping that compares the rare-level masses with the minority-bit probability and then sums to get first moments. The joint bounds follow directly by applying the earlier rare-set edge-mass lemma (inc-rare) to the exception sets.
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- §5.1 Parameters, rare levels, and histories
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