Weak Invariance Input #
This file isolates the weak invariance statement, in the sense of Mossel-O'Donnell-Oleszkiewicz, that is sufficient for the far-shell integral replacement.
It is kept separate so the comparison theorem and its influence hypotheses can be read independently of the later counting arguments.
Paper-facing C^3 Lindeberg comparison for degree-2 quadratic forms.
This compares the sign and Gaussian quadratic-form averages for a symmetric
kernel with zero diagonal.
The conclusion is the standard C^3 Lindeberg bound:
|E[φ(Q_f(X))) - E[φ(Q_f(G))]| ≤ 6 M * Σ Inf_k(f)^(3/2).
Weak invariance bound in the project normalization.
This is the direct comparison theorem needed for the J-split far-shell
argument. It bounds the gap between psi and gaussianPsi by
(3 / 2) * threeHalfInfluenceSum n lam, where the latter encodes the sum of
row influences raised to the 3/2 power.
The direct far-shell integral bound proved from the J-split argument.
This is the theorem surface consumed by the local-gap file:
the weighted even far-shell contribution is bounded by three terms:
qSm^(4t), a small-radius decay termqBig^(4t), a uniform box-decay termexp (-(a * t) / n^(2/3)), the MOO/invariance contribution