Compression by the rank of modular contributions #
For aggregate gates over one prime modulus, the two possible contributions of
each circuit signal are columns of a matrix. Its column space is an actual joint
register, with exactly p ^ rank states. Arbitrary readouts, repeated slots, and
dependencies between special gates are included in this construction.
The additive modular register, written multiplicatively for the aggregate API.
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All dependent special registers identify with a vector of residues.
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The two possible contribution columns for each signal, counting repeated slots.
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The concrete space spanned by the joint modular contributions.
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Joint modular information is measured by the rank of the contribution matrix.
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A vector in the contribution space is one compressed aggregate state.
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The column-space inclusion decodes the joint special registers.
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Every modular circuit factors through its contribution space, without a rank premise.
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The rank counts the independent modular coordinates in the concrete compressed state.
A matrix factorization through r coordinates certifies a rank bound.