Fusion bounds for binary-compiled Waring circuits #
Lift the binary-power atom invariant through the Waring term gadget and the contextual compiler. The resulting ordinary arithmetic circuit satisfies the same critical-layer rank-one restriction as the earlier compilers, while its exact per-term multiplication overhead is smaller.
Every multiplication in one complete binary Waring-term gadget satisfies the critical-layer restriction.
Every atom in a binary-power contextual Waring gadget satisfies the local critical-layer multiplication property.
Contextual binary Waring compilation satisfies the layer-exact rank-one restriction for ordinary arithmetic circuits.
Binary-compiled Waring circuits have a one-term decomposition of every critical multiplication layer.
Binary compilation transports construction of the squarefree Waring target to an ordinary arithmetic circuit.
The binary-compiled ordinary circuit inherits the central-binomial multiplication lower bound.
Rewriting the compiled lower bound by exact cost yields a source-term tradeoff with binary-power overhead.
Replacing the exact binary count by its logarithmic upper bound gives a closed source-term tradeoff.
Explicit exponential ordinary-circuit size bound for binary-compiled Waring circuits.