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Rational bootstrap through the regular endpoint

Statement

Assume countable choice. Let G=(V,E) be a finite connected undirected graph, with n=∣V∣>0, symmetric binary adjacency matrix A, and self-loops allowed and counted once in each row sum. Suppose every row sum is d≥0, let α≥0, and assume ∥Δ∥≤αd, where Δ=A−(d/n)J and J is the all-ones matrix; the norm is the Euclidean operator norm. Let θ be a stable state, meaning a local minimum on the phase torus of EG(θ)=12∑x,yAxy(1−cos⁡(θx−θy)). Choose representatives in (−π,π] after common rotation so that ρ1≥0 is real, where ρk=n−1∑xeikθx. Put X=ρ12, r=∣ρ2∣, and M=n−1∑xH(θx), where H(t)=sin⁡2∣t∣ for ∣t∣≤π/2 and H(t)=1 for π/2≤∣t∣≤π.

If 0≤α≤4917/20000=0.24585, then X≥451/1000.

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

Regular Lemma 2.1 gives X≥(1+r2)/2−3α/2 (First and second order parameter inequality — Lemma 2.1).

[F2]

For d>0 and X>0, one has r≥1−2α2(1−X)/X. For d=0, X=1 (Refined H mass bound in a regular graph).

[F10]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Adjacency, degrees, graph Laplacian, and spectral notation.

[F11]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Adjacency spectral expander — Definition 1.3.

[F12]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Equilibria, stable states, synchronized states, and spurious minima.

[F13]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Daido order parameters.

[F14]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Bounds, saturation, and rotation of order parameters.

[F15]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Truncated sine-square function.

[F16]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Centered graph matrices and reference degree.

[F17]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Loewner order, Hermitian inner product, and operator norm.

[F18]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: Phasors, trigonometric identities and periodic derivatives.

[F19]

Definition or convention used in the Statement: The Axiom of Countable Choice (AC_ω).

Proof

Given: The graph, stable normalized state, parameters and notation in the Statement.

Goal: Establish all the asserted estimates.

1.1F1F2F14givenalgebra

The zero-degree case follows from [F2]. Otherwise α≤0.24585<123/500 and α2<(123/500)2<61/1000. Dropping r2 in [F1] gives X≥1/2−3α/2>131/1000. If X≥s/1000 for s≥131, then 0≤1−X and 1−2α2(1−X)/X≥1−(61/500)(1000−s)/s=(561s−61000)/(500s)>0. Hence [F1] and [F2] may be squared to give X≥131/1000+12((561s−61000)/(500s))2.

2.1F1F2step 1.1algebra∎

For successive integer pairs (s,t)=(131,149),(149,176),(176,222),(222,294),(294,380),(380,451), the integer differences (561s−61000)2−500s2(t−131) are respectively 1576081,10740421,14597696,20939764,40994356,54752400, all positive. Thus the last lower bound of step 1.1 exceeds t/1000 for each pair. Start with s=131 and apply these six inequalities consecutively to get X≥451/1000, including the exact endpoint α=4917/20000.

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