LF1 Main Theorem #
Category: 3-Local (LF1 headline theorem: deterministic repeated-trial frequency convergence).
Glossary: https://glossary.constraintsurfacedynamics.com/lf1-main-theorem/
Plain-language, CSD-role and formal statements of the LF1 main theorem, with
this module as the Lean anchor. Kept symmetric by scripts/check-glossary.sh.
The theorem proved here is a deterministic repeated-trial typicality theorem. The ontic flow and outcome assignment are deterministic. Probability enters only through the repeated-preparation model on initial conditions. The convergence step then follows from a law of large numbers applied to the induced indicator observables.
Relation to the manuscript's partition language #
The manuscript states the frequency theorem for a full measurable outcome partition
{Ω_i^Σ}. The theorem here is stated for a single O : OutcomeRegion — one element of
that partition — rather than for a formalised partition family object.
This is sufficient: the joint almost-sure statement for a finite partition follows by
applying LF1_main_theorem_ae once per partition element and intersecting the resulting
full-measure sets. A finite intersection of full-measure sets remains full-measure, so no
additional structure is required at this layer.
See Outcomes.lean for further discussion of when a formalised partition type would
become necessary (LF2/LF4 and POVM completeness).
LF1 main theorem, real-valued version.
For a fixed measurable outcome region O, if the indicator random variables attached to
the repeated-trial model are pairwise independent, then the empirical frequencies converge
almost surely to the corresponding real-valued ontic weight.
Integrability and identical distribution are automatic consequences of the model structure and need not be supplied by the caller.
Equivalent statement written with the expectation of the indicator random variable as the limit. This is useful when citing the theorem in a probability-theoretic form.
The expectation of the indicator random variable equals the real-valued ontic weight. This is the expectation-to-weight bridge isolated for separate citation.
All trial expectations agree, because every trial has the same preparation law.
LF1 main theorem. For a fixed outcome region O, the empirical
frequency of O over repeated trials converges almost surely to the
real-valued normalised ontic weight O.weightReal.
The only caller-supplied hypothesis is pairwise independence of the trial
indicator random variables. Integrability and identical distribution follow
automatically from the TrialModel structure.
Top-level alias for TrialModel.main_theorem_ae matching the manuscript
statement of Paper A.