Integral size arithmetic for the AC0 parity lower bound #
The concrete depth-reduction theorem states its switching smallness condition
in exact finite probabilities. This module proves that, for t >= 1, it is
equivalent to the natural-number inequality
20 * t * S < 2^(t+1).
Thus the finite parity lower bound can be consumed without any NNReal or
ENNReal arithmetic: the size inequality above and the survivor inequality
t < n / (20 * (20t)^(d-2)) suffice. Denominator cancellation is proved
symbolically in the nonnegative reals and transported through the exact order
embedding into extended nonnegative reals.
The extended-real switching failure is the coercion of the corresponding finite nonnegative-real expression.
Exact finite-real equivalence between switching smallness and the integral size inequality.
Natural-number size smallness supplies the exact extended-real condition used by depth reduction.
Exact extended-real equivalence with the integral size inequality.
Fully integral finite AC0 parity lower bound, allowing arbitrary internal NOT gates without changing the AND/OR cost.
Compatibility wrapper for the checked input-negation presentation.