Weighted correlated agreement over curves.
Take a Reed-Solomon code of length ι and degree deg, a proximity-error parameter
pair (δ, ε) and a curve generated by vectors u, such that the probability that a random
point on the curve is δ-close to Reed-Solomon code is at most ε.
Then, the words u have weighted correlated agreement.
Weighted correlated agreement over curves.
Take a Reed-Solomon code of length ι and degree deg, a proximity-error parameter
pair (δ, ε) and a curve generated by vectors u, such that the probability that a random
point on the curve is δ-close to Reed-Solomon code is at most ε.
Then, the words u have weighted correlated agreement.
Version with different bounds.
Weighted correlated agreement over affine spaces.
Take a Reed-Solomon code of length ι and degree deg, a proximity-error parameter
pair (δ, ε) and an affine space generated by vectors u, such that the probability that a random
point from the space is δ-close to Reed-Solomon code is at most ε.
Then, the words u have weighted correlated agreement.
Weighted correlated agreement over affine spaces.
Take a Reed-Solomon code of length ι and degree deg, a proximity-error parameter
pair (δ, ε) and an affine space generated by vectors u, such that the probability that a random
point from the space is δ-close to Reed-Solomon code is at most ε.
Then, the words u have weighted correlated agreement.
Version with different bounds.
Lemma 7.5 in [BCIKS20]. This is the "list agreement on a curve implies correlated agreement" lemma.
We are given two lists of functions u, v : Fin (l + 2) → ι → F, where each v i is a
Reed-Solomon codeword of degree deg over the evaluation domain domain. From these
lists we form the bivariate curve evaluations
w x z = Curve.polynomialCurveEval u z x,wtilde x z = Curve.polynomialCurveEval v z x.
Fix a finite set S' ⊆ F with S'.card > l + 1, and a (product) measure μ on the
evaluation domain ι. Assume that for every z ∈ S' the one-dimensional functions
w · z and wtilde · z have agreement at least α with respect to μ. Then the set
of points x on which all coordinates agree, i.e. u i x = v i x for every i,
has μ-measure strictly larger than
α - (l + 1) / (S'.card - (l + 1)).
Lemma 7.6 in [BCIKS20]. This is the "integral-weight" strengthening of the list-agreement-on-a-curve => correlated-agreement bound.
We have two lists of functions u, v : Fin (l + 2) → ι → F, where each v i is a
Reed-Solomon codeword of degree deg over the evaluation domain domain. From
these lists we form the bivariate curve evaluations
w x z = Curve.polynomialCurveEval u z x,wtilde x z = Curve.polynomialCurveEval v z x.
The domain ι is finite and is equipped with a weighted measure μ, where each
weight μ i is a rational with common denominator M. Let S' ⊆ F be a set of
field points with
S'.card > l + 1, andS'.card ≥ (M * Fintype.card ι + 1) * (l + 1).
Assume that for every z ∈ S' the µ-weighted agreement between w · z and
wtilde · z is at least α. Then the µ-measure of the set of points where all
coordinates agree, i.e. where u i x = v i x for every i, is at least α:
mu_set μ {x | ∀ i, u i x = v i x} ≥ α.