Stochastic compression of unsigned binary stabilizer labels #
This module instantiates the finite adaptive-process theorem with the actual binary label-space update. At every round, it samples an X label uniformly from the current X projection and an independent uniform binary correction. The progress lower bound is proved from the one-round symplectic results.
This is a theorem about unsigned label spaces. It does not assert that a quantum measurement supplies the stated distribution or reconstruct phases.
An unsigned binary Lagrangian label space.
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An observed X label together with its independent correction bit.
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The number of diagonal generators still missing.
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Totalized round update, with the Lagrangian invariants preserved.
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Uniform sampling on the current X projection, independently of a uniform correction bit. Impossible X labels have weight zero.
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The current X projection contains exactly 2^rank labels.
The finite probability process whose random outcomes are projection labels and correction bits, and whose state is the evolving label space.
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Any nonzero allowed X label admits at least one correction that strictly reduces the number of missing diagonal generators.
Cardinality of the nonzero part of the X projection.
Counting one successful correction for every nonzero X label gives
an unconditional progress mass of at least (#X-1)/(2#X).
The exact rank-dependent progress parameter used in the paper is also proved for this label process.
The quarter-progress assumption is derived from the label-space update, not left as a hypothesis of the compression theorem.
After 8(n+k) uniform-X-label rounds, the probability that the label
space is not fully diagonal is at most 2^(-k). Here n = #ι, and all the
per-round progress hypotheses have been discharged.
The terminal event has exactly the expected algebraic meaning.