Introduction
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Ising / Glauber dynamics, hard-core models, colourings and matroids. Finite state spaces—not Euler discretization of continuous sampling.
Research resources: guides, formal libraries and papers
Search Samplinglib, Mathlib and compatible upstreams before defining anything. Reuse one shared probability/Dirichlet/entropy floor, keep finite-state adapters explicit, and publish conceptual mirrors through the independent-review protocol.
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Spectral Independence and Local-to-Global Techniques for Optimal Mixing of Markov Chains — Zongchen Chen, Daniel Štefankovič, Eric Vigoda. arXiv:2307.13826v4; 100 pages. This is a modern spectral-independence monograph, not an exhaustive book on every discrete sampler.
arXiv submission v4 is dated September 16; downloaded PDF title page reads September 18, 2025. Use the version and byte fingerprint, not date alone.
PDF SHA-256: 3cc2f911b33bb5538157ef8a70f0c7e0f3c812ecd06dc9c1d5ea0bfdae11a52a
background textbook · Basic finite chains, coupling, spectral analysis and mixing-time lower bounds; not claimed to have an arXiv edition.
Source ↗model-background lecture notes · Ising/Potts equilibrium, finite/infinite volume and phase transitions. Not a replacement for a rapid-mixing proof.
Source ↗primary proof supplement · Pin theorem/version for coupling-to-SI and entropy-factorization adapters; preserve all assumptions.
Source ↗primary proof supplement · Source-specific entropy factorization and spin-system mixing proofs; audit cited statement, not just title.
Source ↗conceptual transport source · Finite reversible irreducible chains and a chain-dependent logarithmic-mean transport metric; not ordinary W2 on a finite set.
Source ↗Read §§1.1–1.3 and pull §3 forward for kernels, reversibility, Dirichlet forms and gap. Read §12.1 model definitions early for Ising; advanced mixing waits for exact proof prerequisites. Then branch through §2/§4.1 pinnings, §§4–6 local-to-global and entropy, or §§7–8 matroids.
Finite kernels do not wait for SDEs, spatial derivatives or manifold calculus. Shared scalar decay and probability algebra are reusable; a chain-dependent metric or finite-jump dissipation identity needs its own adapter.
Discrete Sampling Route · Functor Hypergraph · Lean Branches
Section 12 states Ising/colouring extensions without their proofs. Follow each cited original paper and keep model/temperature/field/degree assumptions. The general update at §1.3 p.5 also has a copy-index discrepancy between its formula and prose: a correction is a recorded repair candidate, not a silent rewrite.
Contributor protocol and clock contract ↗
All twelve pages are scaffolds. New conceptual bridges are explicitly candidate, awaiting independent review; none is a Lean-certified functor.
11 audited upstream routes are placed beside this library's real chapters or named Samplinglib extensions. External verification is shown separately from ASTIS compilation.
Mathematical derivations with optional Lean and source details.