Integer survivor schedules for parity depth reduction #
The probabilistic schedule retains a real fraction of the live variables, but
the layer theorem requires natural-number targets. This module uses ordinary
floor division: divide once by 20, then by 20t at every later round.
The schedule is antitone, lies below the corresponding real retained ratio at each step, and has the exact closed form
a_(i+1) = n / (20 * (20*t)^i).
These are symbolic rounding lemmas. No parameter enumeration or numerical experiment is involved.
First-round and later-round integer divisors.
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Integer survivor targets obtained by iterated floor division.
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The integer survivor schedule is antitone in the round number.
Floor division stays below the intended retained ratio, first stated in the finite nonnegative reals.
The floor-division inequality in the extended nonnegative reals used by the probability schedule.