The key inequality of the successor step #
Let N be closed over M, let ν satisfy J over M, and force the signs of the set
X of new vertices with infinite trace. For finitely many patterns P i over N and
nonnegative weights ρ i, the expected weighted cost, after choosing the signs of the
remaining roots W (new vertices with finite trace) jointly and optimally, is at most
∑ ρ i C |S i|.
Proof. Fix k and take ⌈k ρ i⌉ copies of each S i over its roots inside
N \ M, pairwise disjoint and avoiding all roots, by ClosedOver. Together with stars
from each root y ∈ X to a y 0, …, a y (L - 1) they form one pattern over M, to
which J applies. Almost surely, once L exceeds the number of disagreements along
a y plus the total copy weight, every cheap extension gives each y its forced sign,
so the pattern costs at least k times the left-hand integrand. Fatou's lemma in L,
division by k, and k → ∞ give the bound.
Monochromatic counts #
Copies of patterns #
φ copies the pattern P into N: it fixes every vertex off P.S, maps P.S
injectively into N away from M and D, and maps the edges of P to edges of G.
Every vertex off the new vertices is fixed.
The new vertices are copied injectively.
The copied new vertices lie in
N, outsideMandD.The copied edges are edges of
G.
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A pattern over N has a copy in N avoiding M and a finite D ⊆ N.
Finitely many patterns over N have copies in N avoiding M and a finite D ⊆ N,
with pairwise disjoint images of their new vertices.
A copy fixes the roots and is injective on the roots and new vertices together.
A copy of P costs at least the extension cost of P under any signs agreeing on the
roots.
Copies with disjoint new vertices avoiding all roots have disjoint edge sets.
The monochromatic count over a disjoint union of edge sets is the sum of the counts.
The pattern of stars and copies #
The roots of the patterns P i.
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The pattern made of the stars from the roots y ∈ X to a y 0, …, a y (L - 1) and
the copies φ j of the patterns P j.1, with the roots in X and W as new vertices
and the roots in M as roots.
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The stars and copies form a pattern over M.
The combinatorial lower bound: once L exceeds the disagreements along every a y
plus the total number of edges of the copies, the stars and copies cost at least k times
the optimal weighted cost of the patterns under the forced signs.
The key inequality (S) of the successor step, for nonnegative real weights.