Finite composition bound #
This module packages the exact runtime pipeline as the finite counterpart of
the manuscript's composition proposition. If every shorter resource circuit
has cost at most resourceBound, then the resource term is
resourceBitCount dimension width * resourceBound,
the literal q^ell * b * L_C(d) term. Every remaining contribution is an
explicit natural-number expression. No asymptotic notation and no new
type-class instances are used here.
Explicit upper bound for runtime canonical prefix packing per request.
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The polynomial bound proved for the two-sort scatter router.
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The polynomial bound proved for the metadata-preserving gather router.
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Every non-resource contribution in the concrete finite construction.
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Finite form of the master ledger: resource count times a uniform shorter resource bound, plus the fully explicit overhead.
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Concrete natural-number composition bound for the runtime circuit.
Complexity-theoretic form of the finite composition proposition. The left side is the minimum circuit cost of the ordinary runtime direct product; the right side is resource count times the supplied shorter bound plus the explicit overhead.
Canonically indexed shorter resource function used by the runtime composition.
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Complexity-only interface to the finite composition theorem. Shannon replication witnesses that every shorter direct product is realizable; a minimum circuit is then selected for each resource. Consequently callers only need to supply a uniform complexity bound, rather than a dependent family of concrete circuits.