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Complexitylib.Algebraic.LinearAlgebra.Tensor.Dissociated.Defs

One computable family of periodic dissociated-cluster tensors #

The paired-cluster construction uses a size-dependent order chosen by bounded search. Admissibility simultaneously bounds coefficient bit length and the finite rank error. The definition is independent of any requested approximation to the leading coefficient. This is a computable formula, not a machine-level polynomial-time certificate.

Enough indices for a dissociated cluster of size 2p+1.

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    The block length makes the relative survivor loss exactly 1/(p+1).

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      The finite checks needed for the rank estimate and linear coefficient bit bound.

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        The finite search considers at most logarithmically many orders.

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          The largest admissible order, or zero before the first admissible order appears.

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            Integer coordinates of the odd-dimensional tensor, with zero below the onset.

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              def Algebraic.Tensor3.Dissociated.oddTensor (k : ℕ) :
              Tensor3 (Fin (2 * k + 1)) (Fin (2 * k + 1)) (Fin (2 * k + 1))

              The odd-dimensional complex tensor has the specified integer coordinates.

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                The odd-dimensional core used at an arbitrary ambient dimension.

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                  Integer entries in every dimension, padding the odd core by zeros.

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                    A single tensor family indexed by its full ambient dimension.

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