Actual matched extraction at growing recursion depth #
An explicit arithmetic budget lets the existing matched Boolean program
use arbitrary recursion depths. The complete retained seed still has
2^24 * L bits, the output has 2^h * L bits, and the error is 2^(-e).
The input source entropy need only be 2^(2*h+14) * L bits. As with the
fixed-depth theorem, an actual normalized source must fit that entropy
threshold; the numerical guard alone does not assert source capacity.
These conservative finite deductions support the alternating widths in Chattopadhyay--Liao, Extractors for Sum of Two Sources, Theorem 6.1, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2110.12652. They use the scheduled extractor already constructed by the library and do not assert a complete affine correlation breaker or change the existing fixed-depth runtime guard.
Paying the depth-error-logarithm product fits the actual seed in the fixed padded width.
The exact scheduled entropy threshold works for every depth satisfying the seed budget.
A simple entropy reserve gives the same actual program's strong guarantee at any depth.
Logarithmic depth supplies the middle extractor's reserve and all prefix/output leakage.