Binomial and multinomial bounds for lacunary exponent tuples #
Paper: L-5.12 — (5.49)–(5.51) — binomial/lacunary bounds
Formalization of Definition 5.11 and Lemma 5.12 of Deng–Shen (arXiv:2607.10105), PAPER_MAP nodes D-5.11 and L-5.12.
Anderson4D.choose_le_pow_mul_pow— paper (5.49): forα > 1and allm, n,(m+n).choose m ≤ α ^ m * β ^ nwith the explicit constantβ = α / (α - 1).Anderson4D.Lacunary— paper Def 5.11: a familyn : ι → ℕisK-lacunary onsif every dyadic-type window[X, 2X)withX ≥ 1contains at mostKof its members.Anderson4D.multinomial_le_pow_mul_pow— paper (5.50): the multinomial coefficient of(n 0, …, n (r-1))is at mostα ^ (∑ i, (i+1) * n i) * β ^ (∑ i, n i).Anderson4D.multinomial_le_pow_of_lacunary— paper (5.51): for aK-lacunary family the multinomial coefficient is at mostC(K) ^ (∑ i, n i)with a constant depending only onK.
The proof of (5.49) follows the paper: for t = 1/(α-1) > 0 the term k = m
of the binomial expansion of (t+1)^(m+n) dominates (m+n).choose m * t^m,
and α * t = 1 + t, α/(α-1) = 1 + t turn the resulting quotient into
α ^ m * (α/(α-1)) ^ n.
Paper Definition 5.11 (node D-5.11). A family of integers
n : ι → ℕ, indexed by a finite set s, is K-lacunary if for every
X ≥ 1 the window [X, 2X) contains at most K of the values n j, j ∈ s
(counted with multiplicity of indices).
Instances For
The multinomial coefficient over univ is invariant under precomposition
with an equivalence of the (finite) index type. This is the permutation
invariance used to reduce paper (5.51) to a sorted tuple.
Lacunarity (Def 5.11) on univ is invariant under precomposition with an
equivalence of the index type.
Paper (5.50), Lemma 5.12. For α > 1, β = α/(α-1), and any tuple
n : Fin r → ℕ, the multinomial coefficient (∑ n i)! / ∏ (n i)! is at most
α ^ (∑ i, (i+1) * n i) * β ^ (∑ i, n i) (1-based weights, as in the paper).
Paper (5.51), Lemma 5.12 — sorted form. A non-increasing K-lacunary
tuple (Def 5.11) has multinomial coefficient at most
(2 ^ (2K² + 1)) ^ (∑ i, n i): apply (5.50) with α = 2 (so
β = α/(α-1) = 2) and absorb the weighted exponent via weighted_sum_le.
Paper (5.51), Lemma 5.12 (node L-5.12). For every K ≥ 1 there is a
constant C = 2 ^ (2K² + 1) ≥ 1, depending only on K, such that every
K-lacunary tuple (Def 5.11) satisfies
multinomial (n 0, …, n (r-1)) ≤ C ^ (∑ i, n i). The tuple is reduced to a
non-increasing one using the permutation invariance of the multinomial
coefficient (multinomial_comp_equiv) along the decreasing rearrangement
built from Tuple.sort and Fin.revPerm.