Actual scheduled extraction from a Boolean affine source #
The named Boolean bit program extracts from a left source XOR a right-side mask while retaining the entire right variable and shared transcript. The error pays for extraction, the seed's distance from uniform given the transcript, and an average joint source-mass envelope. Source XOR linearity and the output translation equivalence are discharged by the implementation.
Both the general finite schedule and its explicit dyadic-error family are available without caller-supplied extractors or field instances. This is a finite extraction step for the affine correlation-breaker argument of Chattopadhyay--Liao, Extractors for Sum of Two Sources, Theorem 6.1, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2110.12652. The remaining tampering and recursive correlation-breaker guarantees are separate layers.
The actual scheduled extractor tolerates a correlated right mask with its full state retained.
Explicit reserve parameters give the same retained affine guarantee with error 2^(-e).