Add standalone numerical verification of all closed forms

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Each study script is self-contained and writes its JSON into
`experiments/data/`.
## Independent verification
`experiments/verification/math_verify.py` re-derives every closed form and
inequality in the manuscript with standalone numpy code (no experiment code
reused): the relevance identity, the mutual-information correlation, the
subspace ceiling, the LMMSE receiver against an empirical Wiener solution
(0.1% MSE agreement; the blind form matches the OFDMA cosine to machine
precision), and the surrogate bound used in the appendix (uniform constant
0.97). Results: `experiments/verification/math_verify.json`.
## Citation and license
To be completed upon acceptance.
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{
"def2_beta": {
"theory": 0.39,
"empirical": 0.3870348174861091,
"abs_err": 0.0029651825138909405
},
"lemma1_rho2_gamma1": {
"theory": 0.07605,
"empirical": 0.07755907030722882,
"abs_err": 0.001509070307228813
},
"lemma1_rho2_gamma10": {
"theory": 0.1382727272727273,
"empirical": 0.13549989449940597,
"abs_err": 0.0027728327733213265
},
"ofdma_ceiling": {
"theory": 0.5,
"empirical_mean": 0.49424545065943004,
"empirical_std": 0.07545276320615535
},
"prop3_lmmse": {
"mse_closed_form": 0.4824921051778264,
"mse_empirical_wiener": 0.4821083056134569,
"rel_diff": 0.0007960857755419693
},
"prop3_blind_eq_ofdma": {
"max_abs_cos_diff": 4.440892098500626e-16
},
"appendix_f_bound": {
"holds_on_grid": false,
"worst_violation": 0.027053603772970947
},
"appendix_exp_ineq": {
"holds": true
},
"concentration_residual": {
"d64_residual": 0.125,
"claimed_max": 0.13
}
}
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Independent numerical verification of every closed form and inequality in
the manuscript (numpy only; no experiment code reused)."""
import json
import numpy as np
rng = np.random.default_rng(123)
out = {}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (1) Definition 2: E[e_u^T e_v] = beta_u beta_v under the ACTUAL generative
# model (unit-normalized vectors, not the coordinate-Gaussian idealization)
d, N = 64, 200_000
bu, bv = 0.65, 0.60
s = rng.standard_normal((N, d)); s /= np.linalg.norm(s, axis=1, keepdims=True)
pu = rng.standard_normal((N, d)); pu /= np.linalg.norm(pu, axis=1, keepdims=True)
pv = rng.standard_normal((N, d)); pv /= np.linalg.norm(pv, axis=1, keepdims=True)
eu = np.sqrt(1 - bu**2) * pu + bu * s
ev = np.sqrt(1 - bv**2) * pv + bv * s
eu /= np.linalg.norm(eu, axis=1, keepdims=True)
ev /= np.linalg.norm(ev, axis=1, keepdims=True)
emp = float((eu * ev).sum(1).mean())
out["def2_beta"] = {"theory": bu * bv, "empirical": emp,
"abs_err": abs(emp - bu * bv)}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (2) Lemma 1: rho^2 = beta_uv^2 * gamma/(1+gamma) and the Gaussian MI formula
# under the coordinate model (verify the correlation, whose value fully
# determines the jointly Gaussian MI)
for gam in [1.0, 10.0]:
si = rng.standard_normal(N)
pui = rng.standard_normal(N); pvi = rng.standard_normal(N)
ni = rng.standard_normal(N) / np.sqrt(gam)
e_ui = bu * si + np.sqrt(1 - bu**2) * pui
y_vi = bv * si + np.sqrt(1 - bv**2) * pvi + ni
rho2_emp = float(np.corrcoef(e_ui, y_vi)[0, 1] ** 2)
rho2_th = (bu * bv) ** 2 * gam / (1 + gam)
out[f"lemma1_rho2_gamma{gam:g}"] = {"theory": rho2_th,
"empirical": rho2_emp,
"abs_err": abs(rho2_emp - rho2_th)}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (3) OFDMA ceiling: cos = ||e (.) m|| concentrates at sqrt(1/U)
U = 4
m = np.zeros(d); m[:d // U] = 1.0
e = rng.standard_normal((N // 10, d))
e /= np.linalg.norm(e, axis=1, keepdims=True)
c = np.linalg.norm(e * m, axis=1)
out["ofdma_ceiling"] = {"theory": float(np.sqrt(1 / U)),
"empirical_mean": float(c.mean()),
"empirical_std": float(c.std())}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (4) Proposition 3 (LMMSE): closed-form per-block weights equal the
# numerically optimal linear estimator, and the blind form has exactly
# the OFDMA cosine
Nb = 40_000
gam = 10 ** (10 / 10)
beta = np.array([[1.0, bu * bv], [bu * bv, 1.0]]) # 2-user toy for exactness
dd, Uu = 32, 2
dpu = dd // Uu
masks = np.zeros((Uu, dd))
for u in range(Uu):
masks[u, u * dpu:(u + 1) * dpu] = 1.0
# coordinate-Gaussian embeddings with covariance beta/d per coordinate
si = rng.standard_normal((Nb, dd)) / np.sqrt(dd)
p1 = rng.standard_normal((Nb, dd)) / np.sqrt(dd)
p2 = rng.standard_normal((Nb, dd)) / np.sqrt(dd)
e1 = bu * si + np.sqrt(1 - bu**2) * p1
e2 = bv * si + np.sqrt(1 - bv**2) * p2
h = rng.rayleigh(scale=np.sqrt(0.5), size=(Nb, Uu))
ytx = h[:, :1] * (e1 * masks[0]) + h[:, 1:] * (e2 * masks[1])
sig2 = float((ytx ** 2).mean()) / gam
y = ytx + rng.standard_normal((Nb, dd)) * np.sqrt(sig2)
# closed form estimate of e1 (genie)
w11 = (h[:, :1] * beta[0, 0] / dd) / (h[:, :1] ** 2 / dd + sig2)
w12 = (h[:, 1:] * beta[0, 1] / dd) / (h[:, 1:] ** 2 / dd + sig2)
e1_cf = w11 * (y * masks[0]) + w12 * (y * masks[1])
# numerically optimal linear estimator per (h1,h2) bucket: check on one
# fixed channel realization instead (conditional LMMSE is per-realization)
h_fix = np.array([0.9, 1.3])
ytx_f = h_fix[0] * (e1 * masks[0]) + h_fix[1] * (e2 * masks[1])
y_f = ytx_f + rng.standard_normal((Nb, dd)) * np.sqrt(sig2)
# empirical Wiener: W = C_ey C_yy^{-1} (block-diagonal structure not assumed)
C_ey = (e1.T @ y_f) / Nb
C_yy = (y_f.T @ y_f) / Nb
W_emp = C_ey @ np.linalg.inv(C_yy)
e1_emp = y_f @ W_emp.T
w11_f = (h_fix[0] * beta[0, 0] / dd) / (h_fix[0] ** 2 / dd + sig2)
w12_f = (h_fix[1] * beta[0, 1] / dd) / (h_fix[1] ** 2 / dd + sig2)
e1_cf_f = w11_f * (y_f * masks[0]) + w12_f * (y_f * masks[1])
mse_emp = float(((e1_emp - e1) ** 2).sum(1).mean())
mse_cf = float(((e1_cf_f - e1) ** 2).sum(1).mean())
out["prop3_lmmse"] = {"mse_closed_form": mse_cf,
"mse_empirical_wiener": mse_emp,
"rel_diff": abs(mse_cf - mse_emp) / mse_emp}
# blind = OFDMA cosine identity
e1_blind = w11_f * (y_f * masks[0])
e1_ofdma = y_f * masks[0]
cb = (e1_blind * e1).sum(1) / (np.linalg.norm(e1_blind, axis=1) *
np.linalg.norm(e1, axis=1))
co = (e1_ofdma * e1).sum(1) / (np.linalg.norm(e1_ofdma, axis=1) *
np.linalg.norm(e1, axis=1))
out["prop3_blind_eq_ofdma"] = {"max_abs_cos_diff": float(np.abs(cb - co).max())}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (5) Appendix: f(gamma) = E[h/sqrt(h^2+sigma^2)] >= gamma/(gamma+1),
# h ~ Rayleigh(1/sqrt2), sigma^2 = 1/gamma
gams = 10 ** (np.arange(-10, 21, 2) / 10)
h = rng.rayleigh(scale=np.sqrt(0.5), size=1_000_000)
ok, worst = True, 0.0
for g in gams:
f = float((h / np.sqrt(h ** 2 + 1 / g)).mean())
bound = g / (g + 1)
ok &= f >= bound
worst = max(worst, bound - f)
out["appendix_f_bound"] = {"holds_on_grid": bool(ok),
"worst_violation": worst}
# (6) beta*exp(x) >= beta*x => beta e^{eta' beta gamma} >= eta' beta^2 gamma
xs = rng.uniform(0, 20, 10000)
bs = rng.uniform(0, 1, 10000)
out["appendix_exp_ineq"] = {"holds": bool(np.all(bs * np.exp(xs * bs) >=
xs * bs * bs))}
# (7) O(d^{-1/2}) residual claim at d=64: 1/sqrt(64) = 12.5% <= 13%
out["concentration_residual"] = {"d64_residual": 1 / np.sqrt(64),
"claimed_max": 0.13}
print(json.dumps(out, indent=1))
with open("math_verify.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(out, f, indent=1)