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QuantumInfo.Finite.ResourceTheory.SteinsLemma

noncomputable def SteinsLemma.Lemma6_σn {ι : Type u_1} [UnitalFreeStateTheory ι] {i : ι} (m : ) (σf : MState (ResourcePretheory.H i)) (σₘ : MState (ResourcePretheory.H (i ^ m))) (n : ) :

The \tilde{σ}_n defined in Lemma 6, also in equation (S40) in Lemma 7.

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    theorem SteinsLemma.Lemma6_σn_IsFree {ι : Type u_1} [UnitalFreeStateTheory ι] {i : ι} {σ₁ : MState (ResourcePretheory.H i)} {σₘ : (m : ) → MState (ResourcePretheory.H (i ^ m))} (hσ₁_free : FreeStateTheory.IsFree σ₁) (hσₘ : ∀ (m : ), σₘ m FreeStateTheory.IsFree) (m n : ) :
    theorem SteinsLemma.LemmaS2liminf {ε3 : Prob} {ε4 : NNReal} (hε4 : 0 < ε4) {d : Type u_2} [(n : ) → Fintype (d n)] [(n : ) → DecidableEq (d n)] (ρ σ : (n : ) → MState (d n)) {Rinf : NNReal} (hRinf : Rinf Filter.liminf (fun (n : ) => (OptimalHypothesisRate (ρ n) ε3 {σ n}).negLog / n) Filter.atTop) :
    Filter.liminf (fun (n : ) => inner ((Real.exp (n * (Rinf + ε4)) (σ n)).projLE (ρ n)) (ρ n)) Filter.atTop 1 - ε3
    theorem SteinsLemma.LemmaS2limsup {ε3 : Prob} {ε4 : NNReal} (hε4 : 0 < ε4) {d : Type u_2} [(n : ) → Fintype (d n)] [(n : ) → DecidableEq (d n)] (ρ σ : (n : ) → MState (d n)) {Rsup : NNReal} (hRsup : Rsup Filter.limsup (fun (n : ) => (OptimalHypothesisRate (ρ n) ε3 {σ n}).negLog / n) Filter.atTop) :
    Filter.limsup (fun (n : ) => inner ((Real.exp (n * (Rsup + ε4)) (σ n)).projLE (ρ n)) (ρ n)) Filter.atTop 1 - ε3
    theorem SteinsLemma.σ₁_c_littleO {ι : Type u_1} [UnitalFreeStateTheory ι] (i : ι) :
    (fun (n : ) => SteinsLemma.σ₁_c✝ i n + Real.log 3) =o[Filter.atTop] fun (x : ) => x
    theorem SteinsLemma.Lemma7_gap {ι : Type u_1} [UnitalFreeStateTheory ι] {i : ι} (ρ : MState (ResourcePretheory.H i)) {ε : Prob} ( : 0 < ε ε < 1) {ε' : Prob} (hε' : 0 < ε' ε' < ε) (σ : (n : ) → FreeStateTheory.IsFree) :

    The Lemma7_improver does its job at shrinking the gap.

    Theorem 4, which is also called the Generalized quantum Stein's lemma in Hayashi & Yamasaki. What they state as an equality of limits, which don't exist per se in Mathlib, we state as the existence of a number (which happens to be RegularizedRelativeEntResource) to which both sides converge.