Weighted strong condensation from flat lossless witnesses #
Lossless injection witnesses for every exact-size flat source imply strong condensation of every normalized source with the same point-mass cap. The ideal conditional output at each seed is a genuine normalized capped distribution, obtained by mixing the images of the flat components. The total variation error is unchanged, and the seed remains uniform.
A weighted strong extractor is also a condenser at full output entropy: its ideal conditional law is uniform on the whole output type at each seed.
The transfer uses the exact Birkhoff-based decomposition in
Strong.FlatMixture, followed by finite mixture identities and the
equal-mass characterization of total variation by tests. It asserts no
algorithm for computing arbitrary real mixture weights or ideal witnesses.
The joint output counts each source and seed occurrence through its deterministic image.
Normalized conditional distributions and a nonempty uniform seed give a probability law.
A probability source with a nonempty independent uniform seed stays normalized after mapping.
Joint tests are linear in a supplied finite mixture of conditional output families.
An injective deterministic map preserves every point-mass cap.
Strong extraction is strong condensation at full output entropy with the same error.
Exact-size flat lossless witnesses extend to arbitrary capped sources with the same error. The resulting conditional witness is normalized and capped at every retained seed.