Davis--Kahan 1970: Palomar solution bridge #
The public vocabulary used by Comparator is elaborated in
Palomar.DKSectionTwo.SolutionPrelude, which imports Mathlib alone and is an
exact copy of the Challenge's definition prefix. Keeping that vocabulary out
of the larger Davis--Kahan import environment makes its exported constants
identical to the Challenge constants. This module then adds only the bridge to
the compiled formalization and the five proofs.
7. Bridge to the compiled Davis--Kahan development #
The Challenge intentionally uses Mathlib-only vocabulary. The Solution keeps
that public vocabulary unchanged and translates it once into the production
Section 2 API. In particular, the tangent proofs use the scalar-generic
RCLike endpoints directly; there is no local real/complex proof split.
The Challenge's singular values are the development's approximation numbers.
Convert the Mathlib-only finite-dimensional UI seminorm to the production rectangular UI-seminorm structure.
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The diagonal operators used by the two finite gauges coincide.
Hence the finite gauges coincide.
The Challenge symmetric norming function as the production source norm.
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- N.toSourceNorm = { finiteNorm := fun (n : โ) => (N.finiteNorm n).toTauCeti, normalized := โฏ, zero_pad := โฏ }
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A sequence represented as the approximation-number sequence of an operator has the same extended norm in the Challenge and production vocabularies.
Operator evaluation agrees with production evaluation.
Ideal membership is the same proposition on both sides of the bridge.
The real-valued operator norms agree.
Pole exclusion from the approximation-number bound.
Forget the source-facing orientation of the sin 2ฮ gap when entering the
more general internal Sylvester-gap API.
A Challenge Ritz bundle as the production unbounded Ritz pair.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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A reducing subspace of the bounded perturbation supplies the reflection intertwining data used by the ambient double-angle theorem.
8. The four theorem families of Section 2 #
The Palomar surface has five source-facing clauses. Three membership-and-bound
variants expose the sine conclusions without assuming angle membership, alongside
the five retained compatibility declarations. The two whole-space tangent bounds
are consequences in the source proof and are not repeated here; the two sin 2ฮ
clauses remain separate.
Residual ideal membership gives sine-angle membership and its gap bound.
The sin ฮ theorem, at the source where-defined norm boundary.
The tan ฮ theorem, in its stronger residual form, for Rayleigh--Ritz trial data.
The residual is orthogonal to the trial subspace, as required by
RitzData.residual_orthogonal.
Residual ideal membership gives directed double-angle membership and its gap bound.
The residual clause of the sin 2ฮ theorem, at the source common-domain
scope.
Perturbation ideal membership gives ambient double-angle membership and its gap bound.
The whole-space clause of the sin 2ฮ theorem, with the printed
operator roles.
The tan 2ฮ theorem, in its stronger residual form.