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Advance provider-backed Lieb theorem surfaces#32

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Summary

  • Port provider-backed Lieb/Tropp support modules into the main RandomMatrix lane without adding a reverse Lake dependency.
  • Expose S11 log-order/trace-exp monotonicity leaves and S12 Epstein-conditional Lieb/Jensen/Tropp one-step wrappers.
  • Add S13 provider-backed Matrix Bernstein conditioning assumption compression plus API/judge/docs coverage.

Motivation

The provider repository now contains enough deterministic log-order, trace monotonicity, Epstein-conditional, and bounded-integrability material to advance the main theorem roadmap. This PR ingests those facts into HighDimProb while keeping open theorem frontiers explicit.

Scope

  • Adds HighDimProb.RandomMatrix.LiebProvider and supporting provider-port modules.
  • Extends ConcentrationStatements with MatrixBernsteinConditioningTraceMGFProviderAssumptions and a tail wrapper.
  • Adds API and judge checks for the new provider-backed theorem surfaces.
  • Updates statement/status/test-plan docs and keeps EpsteinAffineLineConcavity, independence, conditional expectation, variance proxy, and full-sum trace integrability as explicit assumptions.

Testing

  • git diff --check
  • python .github/scripts/check_text_quality.py
  • python scripts/judge_policy_check.py
  • lake build HighDimProb.RandomMatrix.LiebProvider HighDimProb.RandomMatrix.ConcentrationStatements HighDimProbTest.RandomMatrixLiebProviderAPI HighDimProbJudge.RandomMatrix.LiebProviderUse
  • lake test
  • lake build
  • lake build HighDimProbJudge

Notes

  • No unconditional Epstein/Lieb/Matrix Bernstein closure is claimed here; remaining assumptions are intentionally visible in theorem signatures and docs.

Port the provider-backed log-order, Epstein-conditional, and integrability compression surfaces into the main RandomMatrix lane while keeping the remaining theorem assumptions explicit.

Constraint: Provider already depends on HighDimProb, so theorem content is ingested into the main repo instead of adding a reverse Lake dependency.

Rejected: Claiming unconditional Lieb/Epstein/Matrix Bernstein closure | Epstein affine-line concavity, independence, conditional expectation, variance proxy, and full-sum trace integrability remain explicit frontiers.

Confidence: high

Scope-risk: moderate

Directive: Keep provider-backed wrappers assumption-explicit; do not weaken theorem-boundary honesty by renaming conditional leaves as unconditional Tropp/Lieb results.

Tested: git diff --check; python .github/scripts/check_text_quality.py; python scripts/judge_policy_check.py; lake build HighDimProb.RandomMatrix.LiebProvider HighDimProb.RandomMatrix.ConcentrationStatements HighDimProbTest.RandomMatrixLiebProviderAPI HighDimProbJudge.RandomMatrix.LiebProviderUse; lake test; lake build; lake build HighDimProbJudge

Not-tested: GitHub CI has not run before PR creation.
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Thanks for pushing the provider-backed Lieb theorem surfaces forward. The useful pieces from this PR have been manually integrated and refactored into main in 7413583 (Integrate Lieb provider bridge layer), including the provider-facing imports, Epstein-conditional route, log/order wrappers, bounded integrability providers, tests, judge surface, and docs. I'm closing this PR instead of merging the old branch because the final main version deliberately keeps the remaining Epstein/Lieb, independence, conditional-expectation, variance-proxy, and full Matrix Bernstein frontiers explicit.

@dududuguo dududuguo closed this Jun 27, 2026
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