LF4: general-N Busch-free Born frequency convergence over a partition #
Category: 3-Local (general-N Busch-free Born frequency convergence over a partition).
The qubit capstone qubit_born_frequency_convergence is single-outcome. This is
its general-N, joint-outcome form: for a finite family of measurable outcome
regions whose ontic measures are the Born weights, the empirical frequencies
converge jointly (a single almost-sure event) to those weights.
This simultaneously closes the bookkeeping deferred in specs/LF4-todo.md §9
(the finite-partition joint a.e. convergence that LF1 sketched as
"apply once per element and intersect the full-measure sets"): the proof is
exactly that, freq_tendsto_of_iid per index intersected via ae_all_iff.
The "Born = ontic measure" content enters only through the hypothesis
hborn : ∀ i, (μ (region i)).toReal = b i. For the qubit this is discharged by
fs_born_volume_ratio_qubit (the genuine Fubini–Study volume of the moment
sublevel set), modulo h_uniform; for general N it awaits the (N-1)-dim
barycentric volume ratio + the full Duistermaat–Heckman pushforward
Φ∗μ_FS = uniform_Δ. Either way the capstone is Busch-free — it cites only
the foundational triple, never busch_effect_gleason.
So the general statement is: deterministic repeated-trial typicality (LF1) +
"Born = ontic volume" (the hypothesis, derived from the Kähler geometry per
BornVolume/BornFS) ⟹ empirical frequencies converge jointly to the Born
weights, with the Born values supplied by the volume route, not Gleason/Busch.
General-N Busch-free joint Born frequency convergence. For i.i.d. trials
X with common law μ and a finite family of measurable outcome regions
region i whose ontic measures are the Born weights b i
(hborn : (μ (region i)).toReal = b i), the empirical frequencies of all outcomes
converge — on a single full-measure event — to their Born weights. Cites only the
foundational triple; no busch_effect_gleason. Closes LF4-todo §9.