AutoSamplingTheory.SALD.cycle178GeneralMovingTargetDiscreteEmGeneratorLaplacianEventFieldFrozenScalarBrownianItoNormalizedCoordinateLawLower1Obligation
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def cycle178GeneralMovingTargetDiscreteEmGeneratorLaplacianEventFieldFrozenScalarBrownianItoNormalizedCoordinateLawLower1Obligation :
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id:String(explicit)Stable obligation identifier.
sald.general_moving_target_discrete.cycle178_em_generator_laplacian_event_field_frozen_scalar_brownian_ito_normalized_coordinate_law_lower1statement:String(explicit)Desired mathematical or workflow content as String; it is not a proposition in Prop and the def does not prove it.
Cycle 178 lower_1 dynamic-leaf proof-scout packet. Classification: narrows-source-cited-boundary. Exact missing theorem boundary narrowed: hNormalizedCoordinateLaw should not remain a primitive scalar-law field; it should follow from the paper's vector standard-Gaussian normalized increment law hNormalizedVectorLaw : testRegular -> forall phi x, normalizedVectorLaw phi x = ProbabilityTheory.stdGaussian E, plus the coordinate-law definition hCoordinateLawDef : testRegular -> forall phi x i, normalizedCoordinateLaw phi x i = (normalizedVectorLaw phi x).map (fun y => inner (stdOrthonormalBasis Real E i) y). Source route: appendix.tex:958-970 states xi_k iid N(0,I_d), appendix.tex:984-995 identifies the Brownian increment in the frozen interpolation, appendix.tex:1170-1176 rewrites it as sigma_eta(t(s))*sqrt(s-s_k)*xi with xi ~ N(0,I), and appendix.tex:1379-1387 keeps sigma_eta^2/2 outside the Brownian event field. Mathlib route for lower_2: import or use Mathlib.Probability.Distributions.Gaussian.Multivariate, apply ProbabilityTheory.IsGaussian.map_eq_gaussianReal to the strong dual InnerProductSpace.toDual Real E ((stdOrthonormalBasis Real E) i), use ProbabilityTheory.integral_strongDual_stdGaussian for mean zero, ProbabilityTheory.variance_dual_stdGaussian and the orthonormal-basis norm simplifier for variance one, and then rewrite hCoordinateLawDef and hNormalizedVectorLaw. The local variance-field definition hVarianceDef remains a separate packaging boundary; composing this coordinate-law theorem with SALD.selectedWeakTestNormalizedVarianceDefOfGaussianRealUnitLaw will discharge hNormalizedVarianceDef without moving sigma_eta^2/2 into the event field. Keep hScalarLineSecondCoeffDef and hSourceHasHessian/hSourceHessianBound separate.source:AutoSamplingTheory.SourceAnchor(explicit)SourceAnchor supporting the intended requirement.
AutoSamplingTheory.SALD.saldGeneralMovingTargetDiscreteWeakFpSource— audited data reference, not expanded and not a compiled dependency edgestatus:AutoSamplingTheory.ProofStatus(explicit)Stored ProofStatus, default obligation; even an explicitly stored formalized does not independently certify a Lean theorem.
AutoSamplingTheory.ProofStatus.obligation— stored label only; no proof certificationdependsOn:List String(explicit)List of declared dependency names as strings; may mix theorem names, obligations, source labels, or descriptions. Not the compiled dependency DAG.
Ordered data items
- hNormalizedCoordinateLaw
- hNormalizedVectorLaw
- hCoordinateLawDef
- hVarianceDef
- SALD.selectedWeakTestNormalizedVarianceDefOfGaussianRealUnitLaw
- ProbabilityTheory.stdGaussian
- ProbabilityTheory.IsGaussian.map_eq_gaussianReal
- ProbabilityTheory.integral_strongDual_stdGaussian
- ProbabilityTheory.variance_dual_stdGaussian
- InnerProductSpace.toDual
- stdOrthonormalBasis
- appendix.tex:958-970
- appendix.tex:984-995
- appendix.tex:1170-1176
- appendix.tex:1379-1387
- hScalarLineSecondCoeffDef
- hSourceHasHessian
- hSourceHessianBound
- sald.general_moving_target_discrete.em_interpolation_fp
note:String(explicit)Recorded evidence/caveats; may distinguish a compiled scalar helper from still-open source analysis.
No local SLT file was consulted or imported. A scratch Lean probe showed the Mathlib multivariate Gaussian coordinate theorem is available from stdGaussian, IsGaussian.map_eq_gaussianReal, integral_strongDual_stdGaussian, and variance_dual_stdGaussian; lower_2 should implement only this coordinate-law projection or a direct theorem using the same ingredients, not a restatement of hNormalizedCoordinateLaw.
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Each field assignment stores the corresponding value shown above. Omitted fields use the explicitly identified schema defaults. Strings that name theorems remain strings; they do not call those theorems.
def cycle178GeneralMovingTargetDiscreteEmGeneratorLaplacianEventFieldFrozenScalarBrownianItoNormalizedCoordinateLawLower1Obligation :
ProofObligation where
id := "sald.general_moving_target_discrete.cycle178_em_generator_laplacian_event_field_frozen_scalar_brownian_ito_normalized_coordinate_law_lower1"
statement := "Cycle 178 lower_1 dynamic-leaf proof-scout packet. Classification: narrows-source-cited-boundary. Exact missing theorem boundary narrowed: hNormalizedCoordinateLaw should not remain a primitive scalar-law field; it should follow from the paper's vector standard-Gaussian normalized increment law hNormalizedVectorLaw : testRegular -> forall phi x, normalizedVectorLaw phi x = ProbabilityTheory.stdGaussian E, plus the coordinate-law definition hCoordinateLawDef : testRegular -> forall phi x i, normalizedCoordinateLaw phi x i = (normalizedVectorLaw phi x).map (fun y => inner (stdOrthonormalBasis Real E i) y). Source route: appendix.tex:958-970 states xi_k iid N(0,I_d), appendix.tex:984-995 identifies the Brownian increment in the frozen interpolation, appendix.tex:1170-1176 rewrites it as sigma_eta(t(s))*sqrt(s-s_k)*xi with xi ~ N(0,I), and appendix.tex:1379-1387 keeps sigma_eta^2/2 outside the Brownian event field. Mathlib route for lower_2: import or use Mathlib.Probability.Distributions.Gaussian.Multivariate, apply ProbabilityTheory.IsGaussian.map_eq_gaussianReal to the strong dual InnerProductSpace.toDual Real E ((stdOrthonormalBasis Real E) i), use ProbabilityTheory.integral_strongDual_stdGaussian for mean zero, ProbabilityTheory.variance_dual_stdGaussian and the orthonormal-basis norm simplifier for variance one, and then rewrite hCoordinateLawDef and hNormalizedVectorLaw. The local variance-field definition hVarianceDef remains a separate packaging boundary; composing this coordinate-law theorem with SALD.selectedWeakTestNormalizedVarianceDefOfGaussianRealUnitLaw will discharge hNormalizedVarianceDef without moving sigma_eta^2/2 into the event field. Keep hScalarLineSecondCoeffDef and hSourceHasHessian/hSourceHessianBound separate."
source := saldGeneralMovingTargetDiscreteWeakFpSource
status := ProofStatus.obligation
dependsOn := [
"hNormalizedCoordinateLaw",
"hNormalizedVectorLaw",
"hCoordinateLawDef",
"hVarianceDef",
"SALD.selectedWeakTestNormalizedVarianceDefOfGaussianRealUnitLaw",
"ProbabilityTheory.stdGaussian",
"ProbabilityTheory.IsGaussian.map_eq_gaussianReal",
"ProbabilityTheory.integral_strongDual_stdGaussian",
"ProbabilityTheory.variance_dual_stdGaussian",
"InnerProductSpace.toDual",
"stdOrthonormalBasis",
"appendix.tex:958-970",
"appendix.tex:984-995",
"appendix.tex:1170-1176",
"appendix.tex:1379-1387",
"hScalarLineSecondCoeffDef",
"hSourceHasHessian",
"hSourceHessianBound",
"sald.general_moving_target_discrete.em_interpolation_fp"
]
note := "No local SLT file was consulted or imported. A scratch Lean probe showed the Mathlib multivariate Gaussian coordinate theorem is available from stdGaussian, IsGaussian.map_eq_gaussianReal, integral_strongDual_stdGaussian, and variance_dual_stdGaussian; lower_2 should implement only this coordinate-law projection or a direct theorem using the same ingredients, not a restatement of hNormalizedCoordinateLaw."
/-- Cycle-178 lower_2 compiled bridge for the normalized Brownian coordinate law. -/Existing module entry · Audited data-reader index · All teaching coverage