Edge costs, linear graphs, rooted patterns #
Signs are Boolean: a sign assignment is τ : V → Bool, and an edge is
monochromatic under τ when its two ends receive the same sign.
edgeCost Eis the least number of monochromatic edges of the finite edge setEover all sign assignments, the number of deletions that makeEbipartite.Linear G Csays that every finite edge set ofGwhose ends lie inshasedgeCostat mostC |s|.- A
Patternhas rootsR, new verticesSand edgesE. Its extension costextCost P.S P.E τis the least number of monochromatic edges after the signs ofSare chosen freely and the others are those ofτ. Rooted G C N νis the propertyJof the proof: every pattern overNhas expected extension cost at mostC |S|under the lawνof the signs.SameOn A μ νsays thatμandνhave the same finite-dimensional marginals on the coordinates inA.TraceBound C ν v Tbounds the trace energy∑ u ∈ T, ν (σ u = σ v)byC.
The number of edges of E that are monochromatic under τ.
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- Erdos111.monoCount E τ = (Finset.filter (Erdos111.mono τ) E).card
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The least number of monochromatic edges of E over all sign assignments.
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- Erdos111.edgeCost E = ⨅ (τ : V → Bool), Erdos111.monoCount E τ
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The least number of monochromatic edges of E when the signs on S are chosen
freely and every other vertex keeps its sign under τ.
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- Erdos111.extCost S E τ = ⨅ (η : V → Bool), Erdos111.monoCount E (S.piecewise η τ)
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G is C-linear: every finite set of edges of G with ends in s can be made
bipartite by deleting at most C |s| of them.
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P is a pattern of G over N: its roots lie in N, its new vertices lie outside
N, and its edges are edges of G that meet S and lie inside R ∪ S.
- roots_subset : ↑P.R ⊆ N
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The property J: every pattern of G over N has expected extension cost at most
C |S| under ν.
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- Erdos111.Rooted G C N ν = ∀ (P : Erdos111.Pattern V), Erdos111.Pattern.IsOver G N P → ∫⁻ (τ : V → Bool), ↑(Erdos111.extCost P.S P.E τ) ∂ν ≤ ↑C * ↑P.S.card
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μ and ν have the same finite-dimensional marginals on the coordinates in A.
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- Erdos111.SameOn A μ ν = ∀ (J : Finset V), ↑J ⊆ A → MeasureTheory.Measure.map J.restrict μ = MeasureTheory.Measure.map J.restrict ν
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The trace energy of v over T is at most C: every finite B ⊆ T has
∑ u ∈ B, ν (σ u = σ v) ≤ C.
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Basic properties #
A function of finitely many coordinates is measurable.
A linear graph satisfies J over the empty set, for every probability law: a pattern
with no roots costs at most C |S| whatever the signs.
Laws with the same finite marginals on A integrate a function of finitely many
coordinates of A alike.
J over N depends only on the finite marginals on N.
A trace bound depends only on the finite marginals on the trace and the vertex.
Agreement of finite marginals is transitive.
Agreement of finite marginals on A gives agreement on every subset of A.