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check_late_key_partition.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Finite checker for the guarded late-key accessibility partition function.
The enumerators in this file construct blocks, head intervals, and their
payload intersections from coordinates. Closed forms occur only on the
right-hand side of assertions checked against those enumerations.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import itertools
import math
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Iterable
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class Instance:
"""A guarded late-key instance with positions numbered 0 through T."""
R: int
d: int
sigma: int
@property
def h(self) -> int:
# A head can read p,...,p+h over sigma selector and d query ticks.
return self.sigma + self.d - 1
@property
def T(self) -> int:
return self.R * (self.h + self.d)
@property
def positions(self) -> range:
return range(self.T + 1)
@property
def blocks(self) -> tuple[frozenset[int], ...]:
result = []
for selector in range(self.R):
start = selector * (self.h + self.d) + self.h + 1
result.append(frozenset(range(start, start + self.d)))
return tuple(result)
@property
def payload(self) -> frozenset[int]:
return frozenset().union(*self.blocks)
def interval(self, position: int) -> frozenset[int]:
assert 0 <= position <= self.T
return frozenset(range(position, position + self.h + 1))
def accessible(self, head_positions: Iterable[int]) -> frozenset[int]:
cells: set[int] = set()
for position in head_positions:
cells.update(self.interval(position) & self.payload)
return frozenset(cells)
def one_head_weight(self, position: int) -> int:
return 1 << len(self.accessible((position,)))
def z_exact(self, k: int) -> int:
"""Enumerate the labeled k-head partition function."""
total = 0
for head_positions in itertools.product(self.positions, repeat=k):
total += 1 << len(self.accessible(head_positions))
return total
def ceil_log2(value: int) -> int:
assert value >= 1
return (value - 1).bit_length()
def z1_enumerated(instance: Instance) -> int:
return sum(instance.one_head_weight(p) for p in instance.positions)
def z1_claimed(instance: Instance) -> int:
# This is deliberately separate from the coordinate enumerator.
return 1 + instance.R * (
(instance.sigma + 3) * (1 << instance.d) - 4
)
def verify_one_head_geometry(instance: Instance) -> None:
"""Check separation and the full overlap-size histogram by coordinates."""
histogram = {overlap: 0 for overlap in range(instance.d + 1)}
for position in instance.positions:
interval = instance.interval(position)
met_blocks = [block for block in instance.blocks if interval & block]
assert len(met_blocks) <= 1, (
instance,
position,
tuple(sorted(interval)),
met_blocks,
)
overlap = len(interval & instance.payload)
assert 0 <= overlap <= instance.d
histogram[overlap] += 1
# The enumerated coordinates must account for every legal position.
assert sum(histogram.values()) == instance.T + 1
# These assertions check the claimed profile, but the histogram above was
# obtained without using it.
assert histogram[0] == 1, (instance, histogram)
assert histogram[instance.d] == instance.R * (instance.sigma + 1), (
instance,
histogram,
)
for overlap in range(1, instance.d):
assert histogram[overlap] == 2 * instance.R, (
instance,
histogram,
)
enumerated = z1_enumerated(instance)
claimed = z1_claimed(instance)
assert enumerated == claimed, (instance, enumerated, claimed, histogram)
def verify_zk(instance: Instance, max_k: int = 3) -> list[tuple[int, int, int]]:
"""Compare exact multihead Z_k to the product upper bound Z_1^k."""
z1 = z1_enumerated(instance)
rows = []
for k in range(max_k + 1):
exact = instance.z_exact(k)
product_bound = z1**k
assert exact <= product_bound, (
instance,
k,
exact,
product_bound,
)
if k <= 1:
assert exact == product_bound, (
instance,
k,
exact,
product_bound,
)
rows.append((k, exact, product_bound))
return rows
def project_bits(value: int, coordinates: Iterable[int]) -> tuple[int, ...]:
"""Project an Rd-bit integer onto zero-based logical payload coordinates."""
return tuple((value >> coordinate) & 1 for coordinate in coordinates)
def verify_sharpness_layout(instance: Instance, k: int) -> None:
"""Enumerate the fixed-k-block layout attaining H(C)+L=Rd.
The first k blocks are exposed through fixed heads. The remaining block
bits form the control-state advice. We enumerate all payloads and check
that (advice, accessed bits) is injective and has the claimed uniform
cardinalities.
"""
assert 0 <= k <= instance.R
selected_blocks = tuple(range(k))
head_positions = tuple(
min(instance.blocks[block_index]) for block_index in selected_blocks
)
physical_access = instance.accessible(head_positions)
expected_access = frozenset().union(
*(instance.blocks[index] for index in selected_blocks)
)
assert physical_access == expected_access, (
instance,
k,
physical_access,
expected_access,
)
# Logical payload coordinates are block-major: 0,...,Rd-1.
selected_logical = tuple(
block * instance.d + offset
for block in selected_blocks
for offset in range(instance.d)
)
selected_set = set(selected_logical)
stored_logical = tuple(
coordinate
for coordinate in range(instance.R * instance.d)
if coordinate not in selected_set
)
seen_pairs: set[tuple[tuple[int, ...], tuple[int, ...]]] = set()
seen_states: set[tuple[int, ...]] = set()
for payload_value in range(1 << (instance.R * instance.d)):
state_advice = project_bits(payload_value, stored_logical)
accessed_bits = project_bits(payload_value, selected_logical)
pair = (state_advice, accessed_bits)
assert pair not in seen_pairs, (instance, k, payload_value, pair)
seen_pairs.add(pair)
seen_states.add(state_advice)
assert len(seen_pairs) == 1 << (instance.R * instance.d)
assert len(seen_states) == 1 << (instance.d * (instance.R - k))
assert len(selected_logical) == instance.d * k
state_entropy = math.log2(len(seen_states))
access_length = len(selected_logical)
assert state_entropy + access_length == instance.R * instance.d
def verify_strict_example() -> None:
instance = Instance(R=2, d=3, sigma=1)
exact_z1 = z1_enumerated(instance)
assert instance.T == 12
assert exact_z1 == 57
payload_count = 1 << (instance.R * instance.d)
required_m = (payload_count + exact_z1 - 1) // exact_z1
assert required_m == 2
coarse_capacity_at_m1 = (instance.T + 1) * (1 << instance.d)
assert coarse_capacity_at_m1 == 104
assert coarse_capacity_at_m1 >= payload_count
print(
"strict example: "
f"2^(Rd)={payload_count}, Z1={exact_z1}, "
f"ceil(2^(Rd)/Z1)={required_m}; "
f"coarse M=1 capacity={coarse_capacity_at_m1}"
)
def main() -> None:
geometry_cases = 0
zk_cases = 0
sharpness_cases = 0
sample_rows: list[tuple[int, int, int]] | None = None
# Exercise shortest binary selectors and two longer selector windows.
for R in range(2, 5):
shortest_selector = ceil_log2(R)
for d in range(1, 5):
for sigma in range(shortest_selector, shortest_selector + 3):
instance = Instance(R=R, d=d, sigma=sigma)
verify_one_head_geometry(instance)
geometry_cases += 1
# k <= 3 remains a small exhaustive enumeration here.
rows = verify_zk(instance, max_k=3)
zk_cases += len(rows)
if instance == Instance(R=2, d=3, sigma=1):
sample_rows = rows
# Keep payload enumeration modest while covering k=0, partial,
# and all-block layouts.
if instance.R * instance.d <= 12:
for k in sorted({0, min(1, instance.R), instance.R}):
verify_sharpness_layout(instance, k)
sharpness_cases += 1
verify_strict_example()
assert sample_rows is not None
print("exact Z_k versus Z1^k for R=2, d=3, sigma=1:")
for k, exact, product_bound in sample_rows:
relation = "=" if exact == product_bound else "<"
print(f" k={k}: {exact} {relation} {product_bound}")
print(
"all checks passed: "
f"{geometry_cases} geometry/Z1 cases, "
f"{zk_cases} exact Zk comparisons, "
f"{sharpness_cases} equality-layout checks"
)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()