UV-compressions #
This file defines UV-compression. It is an operation on a set family that reduces its shadow.
UV-compressing a : α
along u v : α
means replacing a
by (a ⊔ u) \ v
if a
and u
are
disjoint and v ≤ a
. In some sense, it's moving a
from v
to u
.
UV-compressions are immensely useful to prove the Kruskal-Katona theorem. The idea is that compressing a set family might decrease the size of its shadow, so iterated compressions hopefully minimise the shadow.
Main declarations #
UV.compress
:compress u v a
isa
compressed alongu
andv
.UV.compression
:compression u v s
is the compression of the set familys
alongu
andv
. It is the compressions of the elements ofs
whose compression is not already ins
along with the element whose compression is already ins
. This way of splitting into what moves and what does not ensures the compression doesn't squash the set family, which is proved byUV.card_compression
.UV.card_shadow_compression_le
: Compressing reduces the size of the shadow. This is a key fact in the proof of Kruskal-Katona.
Notation #
𝓒
(typed with \MCC
) is notation for UV.compression
in locale FinsetFamily
.
Notes #
Even though our emphasis is on Finset α
, we define UV-compressions more generally in a generalized
boolean algebra, so that one can use it for Set α
.
References #
Tags #
compression, UV-compression, shadow
UV-compression is injective on the elements it moves. See UV.compress
.
UV-compression in generalized boolean algebras #
UV-compressing a
means removing v
from it and adding u
if a
and u
are disjoint and
v ≤ a
(it replaces the v
part of a
by the u
part). Else, UV-compressing a
doesn't do
anything. This is most useful when u
and v
are disjoint finsets of the same size.
Instances For
An element can be compressed to any other element by removing/adding the differences.
Compressing an element is idempotent.
To UV-compress a set family, we compress each of its elements, except that we don't want to reduce the cardinality, so we keep all elements whose compression is already present.
Equations
- UV.compression u v s = Finset.filter (fun (a : α) => UV.compress u v a ∈ s) s ∪ Finset.filter (fun (a : α) => a ∉ s) (Finset.image (UV.compress u v) s)
Instances For
To UV-compress a set family, we compress each of its elements, except that we don't want to reduce the cardinality, so we keep all elements whose compression is already present.
Equations
- FinsetFamily.term𝓒 = Lean.ParserDescr.node `FinsetFamily.term𝓒 1024 (Lean.ParserDescr.symbol "𝓒 ")
Instances For
IsCompressed u v s
expresses that s
is UV-compressed.
Equations
- UV.IsCompressed u v s = (UV.compression u v s = s)
Instances For
UV-compression is injective on the sets that are not UV-compressed.
a
is in the UV-compressed family iff it's in the original and its compression is in the
original, or it's not in the original but it's the compression of something in the original.
Any family is compressed along two identical elements.
Compressing a family is idempotent.
Compressing a family doesn't change its size.
If a
is in the family compression and can be compressed, then its compression is in the
original family.
If a
is in the u, v
-compression but v ≤ a
, then a
must have been in the original
family.
UV-compression on finsets #
Compressing a finset doesn't change its size.
UV-compression reduces the size of the shadow of 𝒜
if, for all x ∈ u
there is y ∈ v
such
that 𝒜
is (u.erase x, v.erase y)
-compressed. This is the key fact about compression for
Kruskal-Katona.
UV-compression reduces the size of the shadow of 𝒜
if, for all x ∈ u
there is y ∈ v
such that 𝒜
is (u.erase x, v.erase y)
-compressed. This is the key UV-compression fact needed for
Kruskal-Katona.