LF1 Trials #
Category: 3-Local (LF1 repeated-trial probability space and i.i.d. preparation sampling).
This file introduces the repeated-preparation model used in LF1. Each trial begins from a fresh initial microstate sampled from the conditional preparation measure on the preparation region. The resulting product measure models repetition of preparation, not stochastic dynamics of a single trial.
Single-trial evolution remains deterministic at the ontic level.
A repeated-trial model for LF1.
Ω is the external sample space indexing repeated experimental runs.
P is the probability law on that sample space.
X n is the ontic initial microstate used on the n-th trial.
Each X n is measurable and has law equal to the preparation probability measure
S.prepMeasure. Independence and identical distribution are declared as explicit
hypotheses in Convergence.lean, where the law of large numbers is applied.
- X : ℕ → Ω → SigmaSpace
- hX_measurable (n : ℕ) : Measurable (self.X n)
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The event on the external sample space that the n-th trial lands in the
pulled-back outcome region associated with O.
Equations
- T.trialEvent O n = T.X n ⁻¹' O.preEvent
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The trial event is the preimage of the outcome region under the composition Φ ∘ X n.
This makes the deterministic structure explicit: a sample point ω is in the trial
event if and only if the n-th initial microstate X n ω, after evolving under the
ontic flow Φ, lands in the outcome region O.Ω.
The probability of the n-th trial landing in outcome region O, computed on
the external sample space.
Equations
- T.trialProb O n = ↑T.P (T.trialEvent O n)
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The trial probability agrees with the preparation weight of O.
All trial probabilities agree, because each trial has the same law.