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Conditional entropy maximality from joint maximality

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mme_stothers_general_mode_conditional_entropy_maximal

by allychan327 · Sep 8, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

algebraic-complexityentropylaser-methodmatrix-multiplication

Joint entropy maximality implies conditional entropy maximality.

Fix an integral ten-class profile β\betaβ with strictly positive counts, a scale m≥1m\ge1m≥1, and a second profile β∗\beta^{*}β∗ with the same nine-grade marginals. Suppose the normalized exact histogram τ\tauτ of β∗\beta^{*}β∗ maximizes Shannon entropy among all probability distributions on the 454545 supported grade triples having its three grade marginals. Then, for every mode iii and every integral histogram kkk with the prescribed marginals MjM_jMj​,

∑jMj H ⁣(k∣jMj)  ≤  ∑jMj H ⁣(τ∣jMj),\sum_j M_j\,H\!\left(\frac{k|_j}{M_j}\right)\;\le\;\sum_j M_j\,H\!\left(\frac{\tau|_j}{M_j}\right),j∑​Mj​H(Mj​k∣j​​)≤j∑​Mj​H(Mj​τ∣j​​),

the restrictions being to the supported triples whose iii-th coordinate is jjj.

Both sides are NNN times a conditional entropy H(⋅∣grade in mode i)H(\cdot\mid \text{grade in mode } i)H(⋅∣grade in mode i), and by the chain rule each equals NNN times the joint entropy minus NNN times the entropy of the mode-iii marginal. The marginal term is the same on both sides -- that is what the shared-marginal hypothesis buys -- so the conditional comparison is exactly the joint one. Passing from the unconditional to the conditional form is what makes the entropy hypothesis usable by the completion-star count, which works one mode word at a time.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_stothers_general_outer_profile
import Definitions.Def_mme_modern_entropy_data

open MME BigOperators

set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_stothers_general_mode_conditional_entropy_maximal
    (base bstar : Fin 10 → ℕ) (m : ℕ) (hm : 0 < m)
    (hbase : ∀ r, 0 < base r)
    (hsame : ∀ j, MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalBaseCount bstar j = MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalBaseCount base j)
    (i : Fin 3)
    (k : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashJointMultiplicityTable)
    (hkMarginal : ∀ l : Fin 3, ∀ j : Fin 9,
      (∑ sigma : {sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple // sigma.1 l = j},
        k sigma.1) = MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j)
    (hjoint : ∀ rho : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple → ℝ,
      (∀ sigma, 0 ≤ rho sigma) →
      (∑ sigma, rho sigma) = 1 →
      (∀ l : Fin 3, ∀ j : Fin 9,
        mme_modern_marginal (fun sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple ↦ sigma.1 l)
            rho j =
          mme_modern_marginal (fun sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple ↦ sigma.1 l)
            (fun sigma ↦ (MME.StothersFourth.genHashTargetJointTable bstar m sigma : ℝ) /
              (MME.StothersFourth.genOuterLength base m : ℝ)) j) →
      mme_modern_entropyBits rho ≤
        mme_modern_entropyBits
          (fun sigma ↦ (MME.StothersFourth.genHashTargetJointTable bstar m sigma : ℝ) /
            (MME.StothersFourth.genOuterLength base m : ℝ))) :
    (∑ j : Fin 9, (MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j : ℝ) *
      mme_modern_entropyBits
        (fun sigma : {sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple // sigma.1 i = j} ↦
          (k sigma.1 : ℝ) / (MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j : ℝ))) ≤
      ∑ j : Fin 9, (MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j : ℝ) *
        mme_modern_entropyBits
          (fun sigma : {sigma : MME.StothersFourth.GenHashSupportTriple // sigma.1 i = j} ↦
            (MME.StothersFourth.genHashTargetJointTable bstar m sigma.1 : ℝ) /
              (MME.StothersFourth.genMarginalCount base m j : ℝ)) := by
  sorry
Source
A. M. Davie and A. J. Stothers, Improved Bound for Complexity of Matrix Multiplication, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh A 143(2), 2013, Section 3, Lemma 3.3, and Lemma 5.2; https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/~sandy/a11164.pdf.

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