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Skewed Capture and Escape Bounds

Abstract

Independent finite listings with column marginals q_b obey the exact skewed capture formulas, two-sided Bonferroni escape bounds, the uniform kernel, and the one-address edge.

Theorem 1.1 (Skewed exact capture laws and escape bounds).

Proof. Machine-checked in Lean as D5/S0/Asymptotics/WeightedProbability/SkewedCaptureBounds.skewed_capture_bounds (✓ std3). ∎

Source. Repository-derived.

Commentary.

The address type is finite and linearly ordered only to write each unordered pair once as a<a’. Every matrix cell in column b is an independent draw with nonnegative normalized mass q_b.

Here phi_a is fixedMass q f a, c_b is collisionMass q f b, and their superscript-two forms are fixedSquareMass and collisionSquareMass. The finite-product dependency proves the two exact event formulas.

Pointwise first- and second-order Bonferroni inequalities are multiplied by the nonnegative listing weights and summed. For uniform marginals, q^unif is the constant marginal (b,y) |-> 1/n, k is card(Fix f), n is card(Y), and A is card(Address). The final clause quantifies separately over every nonnegative normalized Fin(1) marginal q^1; its fixedMass at address zero is the source’s phi_0.

Thus the effective equivalent-mutant quantity is the weighted fixed-point mass q(Fix f), not the alphabet cardinality. No bijectivity assumption is placed on f.

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