Plain-language statement
Singleton bound for arbitrary codes
Exact Lean statement
theorem singleton_bound (C : Set (n → R)) :
(ofFinite C).card ≤ (ofFinite R).card ^ (card n - (‖C‖₀ - 1))Formal artifact
Lean source
theorem singleton_bound (C : Set (n → R)) : (ofFinite C).card ≤ (ofFinite R).card ^ (card n - (‖C‖₀ - 1)) := by by_cases non_triv : ‖C‖₀ ≥ 1 · -- there exists some projection S of the desired size have ax_proj: ∃ (S : Finset n), card S = card n - (‖C‖₀ - 1) := by let instexists := Finset.le_card_iff_exists_subset_card (α := n) (s := @Fintype.elems n _) (n := card n - (‖C‖₀ - 1)) have some: card n - (‖C‖₀ - 1) ≤ card n := by omega obtain ⟨t, ht⟩ := instexists.1 some exists t simp only [card_coe] exact And.right ht obtain ⟨S, hS⟩ := ax_proj -- project C by only looking at indices in S let Cproj := Set.image (projection S) C -- The size of C is upper bounded by the size of its projection, -- because the projection is injective have C_le_Cproj: @card C (ofFinite C) ≤ @card Cproj (ofFinite Cproj) := by apply @Fintype.card_le_of_injective C Cproj (ofFinite C) (ofFinite Cproj) (Set.imageFactorization (projection S) C) refine Set.imageFactorization_injective_iff.mpr ?_ intro u hu v hv heq apply projection_injective (nontriv := non_triv) (S := S) (u := u) (v := v) <;> assumption -- The size of Cproj itself is sufficiently bounded by its type have Cproj_le_type_card : @card Cproj (ofFinite Cproj) ≤ @card R (ofFinite R) ^ (card n - (‖C‖₀ - 1)) := by let card_fun := @card_fun S R (Classical.typeDecidableEq S) _ (ofFinite R) rw[hS] at card_fun rw[← card_fun] let huniv := @set_fintype_card_le_univ (S → R) ?_ Cproj (ofFinite Cproj) exact huniv apply le_trans (b := @card Cproj (ofFinite Cproj)) <;> assumption · simp only [ge_iff_le, not_le, Nat.lt_one_iff] at non_triv rw[non_triv] simp only [zero_tsub, tsub_zero] let card_fun := @card_fun n R (Classical.typeDecidableEq n) _ (ofFinite R) rw[← card_fun] let huniv := @set_fintype_card_le_univ (n → R) ?_ C (ofFinite C) exact huniv- Project
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- ArkLib/Data/CodingTheory/Basic/LinearCode.lean:121-166
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