Averaged LMC
A paper-first mathematical case study: read the theorem, the derivation route, and the hidden prerequisites before opening formal infrastructure.
Exact source theorem
Theorem 4.3.11 (Durmus et al. 2019)
Reading. Read the accuracy guarantee together with the complexity/rate: the source assumptions and its notion of oracle cost are part of the result.
Primary-source audit complete. The displayed theorem statement is the controlling mathematical contract for this case.
proof by reduction in source; ASTIS expands the indicated telescoping step
Lemma 4.3.10 replaces the smooth discretization term by the bounded-subgradient/Lipschitz error.
This is the telescoping-and-convexity calculation that the source says follows exactly as in Theorem 4.3.6(1).
Balancing the two terms yields the theorem's epsilon accuracy and iteration count.
What must be true before the rate can be read
Model and geometry
- The potential is convex and satisfies the weak/Hölder smoothness model of the cited theorem.
- The Hölder exponent and constant are source parameters; ASTIS does not silently replace them by ordinary smoothness.
- The initial transport scale and the requested KL accuracy are kept explicit in the rate.
Analytic / proof prerequisites
- The target is pi = exp(-V).
- V is convex and globally L-Lipschitz; differentiability/smoothness is not assumed for this theorem.
- The LMC marginal laws and the uniform mixture output are defined as in Section 4.3.
- The initial law has finite W2 distance to pi.
ASTIS rigorous LaTeX
Lean formalization
This fold is intentionally quiet while the source statement, proof route, and assumptions are being completed case by case. A source-facing Lean theorem will appear here only after it compiles and its statement has been matched to the audited source.
References and provenance
ASTIS-SW-SETTING-HOLDER-SMOOTH-LOG-CONCAVE-UPPER-AVERAGED-LMC · source snapshot babd7760e8082ef4