Explicit slack amplification for the conditional MinKT reduction #
The final clock is enlarged constructively so that its base-two logarithm pays
the paired-estimator loss, the condition-estimator loss, the SoI loss, and the
fixed pair compiler overhead. This removes the two abstract LossBudget
inequalities from the exact two-query reduction.
The slack-amplified clock dominates the source time.
The slack-amplified clock dominates the fourfold query clock.
The final logarithmic slack contains its complete explicit loss exponent.
Monotonicity moves all three query losses from t' to the total source
parameter, after which the amplified final slack pays them.
The constructive correction exactly pays the condition-query and compiler losses.
Slack amplification and the paired upper-chain theorem produce the full compatibility contract with no remaining clock or loss hypotheses.
The operational condition-first compiler closes the last machine-specific premise of the slack-amplified schedule.
Estimator correctness on the plan's queries forces the clock to leave room
to print the paired output. For x = 1^n, y = [], and t = 0, the paired
query asks for pair x y, of length 2n + 2, and the upper half of the
sandwich needs a program printing it within the transformed clock p(p(n));
a run of s steps prints at most s output bits.
Finite ordinary complexity on every plan query forces 2n + 2 ≤ p(n): the
paired query for x = 1^n, y = [], and t = 0 asks for pair x y, of
length 2n + 2, within its source clock p(n).
At the admissible clock id (isAdmissibleClock_id), no estimator is
correct on the plan's queries, for any machine and compiler loss: the paired
query for x = y = [] and t = 0 asks for the two-bit output pair [] []
within zero steps.