Multiplication-occurrence rank budgets #
Present the nonuniform interaction-rank theorem directly in terms of the evaluated multiplication gates of an arithmetic circuit. This avoids asking clients to index a second, certificate-dependent filtered list while retaining one budget entry for every gate occurrence, including repeated semantic products.
A positive quantity bounded by a finite sum forces one summand to reach its ceiling average. Positivity also rules out an empty index type.
The interaction map created by a particular evaluated multiplication-gate occurrence.
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Nonuniform rank budget indexed directly by evaluated multiplication-gate occurrences.
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A semantic budget function can be checked on membership in the multiplication-occurrence list. The final sum still counts duplicate occurrences separately.
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The target feature is spanned by the occurrence-indexed interaction family.
An argument-indexed semantic budget induces an occurrence-indexed budget by evaluating it at each gate's actual arguments.
Target rank is at most the sum of occurrence-indexed local rank budgets.
Natural-number form of the occurrence-indexed rank inequality.
Some actual multiplication occurrence carries at least the ceiling average of any positive certified target-rank lower bound.
A semantic argument budget bounds target rank by its list sum over actual multiplication occurrences.