Exact constants for entropy conditioned on majority fibers #
On a product of three-point pair fibers, two and three distinct prescribed
coordinates have probabilities at most 4/9 and 8/27. Their binary entropy
savings determine positive interpolation weights for the scalar and inversion
bounds. All comparisons below use exact logarithms and integer inequalities.
Saving of a two-coordinate conjunction under the majority-product law.
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Saving of a three-coordinate conjunction under the majority-product law.
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Denominator in the weight of the conditional-majority inequality.
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Weight of the conditional-majority inequality.
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Weight of the shared-control affine inequality.
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Narrow-gate saving supplied by the marginal/joint entropy interpolation.
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Weight of the separate-coordinate entropy inequality.
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Weight of the joint-message entropy inequality.
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Numerator of the conditional-majority scalar coefficient.
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Denominator of the conditional-majority scalar coefficient.
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Exact scalar coefficient of the conditional-majority combination.
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Numerator when independent nonaffine output components are counted.
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Denominator when independent nonaffine output components are counted.
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Exact inversion coefficient of the conditional-majority combination.
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Loss when simultaneous affine inversion outputs live on at most four points.
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The conditional pair is not unbiased, so its saving is positive.
The conditional triple is not unbiased, so its saving is positive.
The conditional pair saving is nonnegative.
The conditional triple saving is nonnegative.
A rational upper bound proved by an exact integer-power comparison.
A rational upper bound proved by an exact integer-power comparison.
Exact rational bounds on the majority message loss.
The conditional pair charge leaves a positive majority-fiber saving.
Exact rational bounds on the unconditional wide-conjunction saving.
The conditional-fiber denominator lies in a positive rational interval.
The conditional-fiber denominator is positive.
The conditional-fiber weight lies in a useful exact rational interval.
The conditional-fiber inequality has positive weight.
The effective saving is between one fifth and three tenths.
The effective saving lies strictly between the two available entropy charges.
The shared-control affine inequality has positive weight.
The separate-coordinate entropy inequality has positive weight.
The joint entropy weight in a symmetric quotient form.
The joint-message entropy inequality has positive weight.
The unconditional entropy inequalities are combined convexly.
The unconditional narrow-gate charge is exactly the effective saving.
The interpolated overlap charge in terms of the effective saving.
The defining conditional-fiber denominator cancels against its weight.
Conditional wide-gate information supplements the original wide-gate charge.
Unconditional and conditional narrow-gate charges match the affine weight.
The combined narrow-gate charge is the shared-control affine weight.
The matching loss in the conditional majority inequality cancels the affine gain.
The scalar denominator is the sum of the three positive inequality weights.
The scalar denominator is positive.
The scalar numerator in the form obtained by adding the finite inequalities.
The inversion denominator is the sum of the rank-adjusted inequality weights.
The inversion denominator is positive.
The inversion numerator in the form obtained by adding the finite inequalities.
The conditional-majority scalar coefficient exceeds one.
The conditional-majority inversion coefficient exceeds three halves.
The finite inversion penalty is positive.