Uniform families of finite Boolean list codes #
This layer states the semantic, parameter-size, and uniform machine obligations of the efficiently list-decodable code used in Hirahara's reconstruction. It also turns inverse-accuracy agreement into an actual fixed-width decoder index.
A Boolean-cube truth table has exactly 2^coordinateLength bits.
A family encoder emits the complete truth table of its codeword.
The full decoder output concatenates exactly listSize messages of the
original message length.
Inverse-accuracy list decoding turns 1/2 + 1/q agreement into a real
fixed-width string selecting the original message.
Polynomial list size gives a concrete ceiling-logarithmic upper bound on the selecting decoder-index width.
Polynomial parameter bounds control the actual encoder output string.
Polynomial list-size bounds control the actual concatenated decoder output.
The uniform encoder machine produces the exact family codeword within its advertised common polynomial bound.
The single uniform decoder machine emits the exact concatenated candidate list within the same kind of polynomial bound.