Section 12 pasting: from-H-to-G move lemmas #
Tensor, positivity, and Cauchy--Schwarz helper lemmas for the adjacent paper chain.
The displayed half-sandwich commutation error is monotone in the sandwich length.
Symmetry of the raw pointwise state-dependent distance core. This local form is useful when orienting adjoint half-sandwich commutators for the second paper commutation step.
If A is PSD and B ≤ C, then the corresponding bipartite scalar
expectations with left/right tensor placement are monotone in the right factor.
If S is a PSD contraction commuting with B, then S * B * S ≤ B. This
formalizes the paper's eq:S-sandwich domination step without using explicit
square roots.
Paper eq:S-sandwich for the complete branch average G.
Paper eq:S-sandwich for the incomplete branch average I - G.
Completed ĝ measurement outcomes are Hermitian. This records the
positivity-to-Hermitian conversion used when orienting the adjoint
half-sandwich commutator in the M₂ → M₃ move.
The reverse half-product is the adjoint of the ordered half-product.
Reverse a tuple of slice questions.
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Reverse a tuple of completed-slice outcomes.
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Tail of a snoc tuple.
Tail of a snoc completed-outcome tuple.
Ordered half-products satisfy a snoc recursion.
Reversing a tuple turns the ordered half-product into its adjoint.
Averaged-context variant of closenessOfIP: the contraction side condition is
only required after averaging over the question distribution.
Collapse a type-filtered completed-outcome sum to an unfiltered sum.
Collapse the paper's Boolean/type-filtered outcome sum to an unfiltered outcome sum, choosing the Boolean and type from the outcomes themselves.
Move two finite sums through two nested averages.