MOO / Influence Layer For The Cn^3 Formalization #
This module contains the influence statistics and the base analytic estimates that feed the weak invariance theorem based on the Mossel-O'Donnell-Oleszkiewicz invariance principle.
Here MOO abbreviates Mossel, O'Donnell, and Oleszkiewicz; see
"Noise stability of functions with low influences: Invariance and optimality",
Annals of Mathematics 171 (2010), 295-341.
The public objects here are the influence quantities used in the comparison theorems:
rowInfluencethreeHalfInfluenceSummooKernelpaperThreeHalfInfluenceSum
The reusable discrete sign-moment machinery now lives in
RequestProject.HadamardCn3DiscreteMoments.
Influence Quantities #
These definitions give the matrix and edge-coordinate influence statistics that
feed into the weak invariance estimates and the final
threeHalfInfluenceSum bounds.
The ℓ^{3/2}-row statistic J(λ) = Σ_k I_k(λ)^{3/2}, written using sqrt.
Equations
- threeHalfInfluenceSum n lam = ∑ k : Fin n, rowInfluence n lam k * √(rowInfluence n lam k)
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Ordered-sum quadratic form in Rademacher variables. This matches the normalization used in the
manuscript's degree-2 invariance principle.
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Edge-coordinate row influence, transported from the matrix model.
Equations
- rowInfluenceEdge n mu k = rowInfluence n (matrixOfEdge n mu) k
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Edge-coordinate maximal row influence.
Equations
- rowInfluenceMaxEdge n mu = maxInfluence n (matrixOfEdge n mu)
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Edge-coordinate ℓ^{3/2} row statistic.
Equations
- threeHalfInfluenceSumEdge n mu = threeHalfInfluenceSum n (matrixOfEdge n mu)
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The Gaussian characteristic-function bound used after the MOO comparison:
|ψ_G(λ)| ≤ (1 + 2 sNorm(λ))^{-1/4}. This is the separate Gaussian calculation
from the text, distinct from the invariance-principle input.