Hessian lower bounds with arbitrary polynomial sources #
Pass to the quotient by the span of the supplied Hessians. In this quotient the free inputs have zero feature, so interaction-span Fusion applies. Lift the resulting span membership back to matrices: subtracting a linear combination of source Hessians leaves rank at most twice multiplication cost. All statements use formal polynomial equality and work in every characteristic.
Arbitrary supplied polynomial values contribute their Hessians for free. The coefficients may depend on both the circuit and the evaluation point.
With raw polynomial generators and helpers supplied, only the helpers need coefficients in the residual: the raw generators have zero Hessian.
Minimum rank remaining after subtracting a linear combination of the
supplied Hessians. This is an ordinary matrix rank, recorded in ℕ∞.
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Minimum residual Hessian rank is at most twice relative multiplication complexity, including the case of unrepresentable targets.
Conditional form of the rank bound, with the original polynomial variables available for free alongside the helper polynomials.
A uniform lower bound on every source-adjusted Hessian bounds relative multiplication complexity. The source family can be completely arbitrary.