The auxiliary-unary distribution as canonical MINKT instances #
Every seed in Hirahara's auxiliary-unary ensemble samples the canonical MINKT code of its retained binary prefix and remaining unary clock. This module makes that identity explicit and transfers exact decoding, membership, and point-mass facts to MINKT notation.
The sampled MINKT output is exactly the retained binary prefix.
The sampled MINKT clock fills the part after the retained prefix.
The sampled instance's output length is the selected split.
Every positive auxiliary-unary slice gives its MINKT instance a positive clock.
The auxiliary-unary sample is definitionally the canonical encoding of its MINKT instance.
MINKT decoding of every auxiliary-unary sample succeeds exactly.
Auxiliary-unary sample membership is membership of the sampled canonical MINKT instance.
Expanded sample membership uses the selected prefix length and remaining primitive clock directly.
The MINKT event of a seed is exactly membership of its retained prefix in the corresponding fixed-length strict-compressibility set.
The generic language-mass definition agrees exactly with the named MINKT probability under the auxiliary-unary ensemble.
Exact conditioning identity for strict MINKT under a positive auxiliary-unary slice: its probability is the uniform average of the fixed-length strict-compressibility probabilities over all split lengths.
Any common upper bound on the strict incompressibility ratios bounds the entire positive auxiliary-unary slice.
An errorless MINKT heuristic rejects mass at least one minus the exact MINKT mass and its failure mass on every auxiliary-unary slice.
The sharp incompressibility average gives an explicit lower bound on the correct rejection mass of every errorless MINKT heuristic.
If every split's low-complexity density is at most low and the heuristic
fails with probability at most failure, then it correctly rejects mass at
least 1 - low - failure.