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CsdLean4.Incubator.QuantumChaos.EchoBound

The echo-perturbation bound: Loschmidt decay is priced by drive distance #

Category: Special (incubator — CSD-free; upstream-candidate(physlib)).

The quantitative link between the Loschmidt echo and the operator distance of the two drives:

1 − L(n) ≤ 2·n·‖U − W‖.

Echo decay is at most linear in period count and drive distance — the diagnostics-side rhyme of the record half-life bound μ ≤ n·ε and of the CV pricing ladder: instantiated on the interacting field (CV/ChaosBounds.lean), the drive distance is the CV-9 Duhamel price, so echo decay is bounded by 2n·|τ|·|λ|·C. Honest scope: an upper bound on the decay — no claim the echo actually decays at this (or any) rate.

The action of a matrix on a Euclidean vector is bounded by its L2 operator norm (definitionally l2_opNorm_mulVec).

The telescoping perturbation bound: iterating two matrix drives from the same state separates at most linearly, one fresh U − W action per period (the other factor is an isometry).

The echo-perturbation bound: on unit states, 1 − L(n) ≤ 2·(n·‖U − W‖) — Loschmidt decay is at most linear in period count and drive distance.