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Bottom-up low-rank recompression of block contributions

Definition

Let b=(τ,σ) be an admissible leaf of the finite block-cluster partition in H-matrix block representation. A factor-sum tree for b is a finite rooted binary tree whose leaves carry factor pairs Uv∈Fτ×rv, Vv∈Fσ×rv for exact contributions Mv=UvVv∗; each internal node denotes the sum of the exact matrices denoted by its two children. Here F∈{R,C}, ∗ is conjugate transpose, and all factors have the displayed finite dimensions.

Input: Such a tree, a rank cap k≥1, node tolerances θv≥0 whose sum over all nodes is at most a requested block tolerance δb≥0, and the procedures/results Core-SVD recompression with rank and error tolerances and Core-SVD recompression is best at the declared Frobenius tolerance.

Procedure: Traverse the tree in postorder. At a leaf, pass its exact factor pair to core-SVD recompression. At an internal node, concatenate the returned child factor pairs, which represents the sum of the two child approximations, and pass that pair to core-SVD recompression. At every node use effective core cap kb=min⁡(k,∣τ∣,∣σ∣) and tolerance θv. If any call returns tolerance-not-met, return that status and node. On success, retain its factors and exact discarded-tail norm ρv. Define the node's reported error bound by ev=ρv at a leaf and ev=ev1+ev2+ρv at an internal node. If all calls succeed, return the root factors and eroot. Then the root matrix has rank at most k and its Frobenius error from the sum of all leaf contributions is at most eroot≤∑vθv≤δb. A failed call means only that this chosen tree and its assigned local budgets did not produce a certificate; it does not assert that no rank-k approximation of the full sum meets δb.

Near blocks are not passed to this routine: they are assembled and stored densely and exactly. For a leaf carrying a dense contribution D∈Fm×n, use the exact factor pair (D,In), where In is the identity matrix; the routine may then compress it under its assigned tolerance.

The rank and error guarantees are proved in Bottom-up factor-sum recompression has the reported rank and Frobenius error bound ↗.

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