Threshold slices of MCSP #
This module exposes the arity-indexed language MCSP.atThreshold s and its
canonical total re-encoding map. The exact length theorem retains the binary
width of both the old and new threshold rather than hiding it in asymptotic
notation.
Changing an instance threshold preserves its minimum circuit size.
Rethresholding a decodable code produces the corresponding canonical code.
Rethresholding a canonical code changes only its threshold field.
Only the final requested threshold matters after repeated re-encoding.
Exact output-length accounting for rethresholding a decodable instance.
Canonical membership in a threshold slice exposes both the forced threshold field and the ordinary MCSP predicate.
Rethresholding always installs the requested threshold, leaving exactly the corresponding circuit-size question.