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Proof of The Asymptotically Optimal Value of the Recentred N-Agent Cost of the Ising Population Model

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· 6,533 chars · 8 deps · depth 40 Reason: New: assembles every standing hypothesis of the fluctuation optimality theorem from the preceding lemmas and computes the value from the two entrywise pairings.

Each hypothesis of the fluctuation optimality theorem is supplied by one of the four preceding lemmas; the conclusions are then read off, and the value is computed by substituting the two entrywise pairings into the theorem's integral.

Proof

Claim 1. We go through the common data and the standing hypotheses of The Fluctuation LQG Value Is the Asymptotically Optimal Value of the Recentred N-Agent Cost over Admissible Families of Observation-Driven Policies, and Is Attained by the Approximate Kalman Policies, under Deterministic Initial States in the order in which they are listed there.

The natural numbers are l=22l=2\ge2, m=21m=2\ge1 and l~=21\tilde{l}=2\ge1. By claims The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §control-set and The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §rates, (β0,β1)(\beta_{0},\beta_{1}) is an affine-controlled transition-rate family on 22 states whose control set A\mathcal{A} is nonempty, convex and compact for the topology determined by the Euclidean distance, with control bound supaAa=2aˉ\sup_{a\in\mathcal{A}}|a|=\sqrt{2}\,\bar{a}, and the associated transition-rate family is β\beta, with rate bound B=aˉB=\bar{a}. By claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §rate-extension, (U,V,βˉ)(U,V,\bar{\beta}) is a twice continuously differentiable extension of β\beta with derivative bound K=1K=1, and bˉ\bar{b} is its extended aggregate state drift. By claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §observations, β~\tilde{\beta} is an observation-rate family with l~=2\tilde{l}=2 channels and rate bound B~=q+q0\tilde{B}=q+q_{0}, with aggregate observation drift b~\tilde{b}. The horizon is the real number T>0T>0 of clause The Ising Population Data §parameters. By claims The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §cost-data and The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §cost-extension, (L,G)(L,G) is population cost data convex in the control on A\mathcal{A}, with twice continuously differentiable extension (Uc,Lˉ,Gˉ)(U_{c},\bar{L},\bar{G}). By claim The Even-Split Equilibrium of the Ising Population Model is a Stationary Mean-Field Triple and is Optimal §triple, (S,A,P)(S,A,P) is a stationary mean-field triple for these data, with S0=(12,12)Δ2S_{0}=\bigl(\tfrac12,\tfrac12\bigr)\in\Delta^{2} and P0=(0,0)P_{0}=(0,0). By claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §covariance, Θ\Theta is the aggregate fluctuation covariance of β\beta, and Θt=Θ(St,At)=vv\Theta^{\star}_{t}=\Theta(S_{t},A_{t})=vv^{\top} by claim The Fluctuation LQG Data of the Ising Equilibrium and Its Joint Coercivity §lqg-data. The matrices EtE_{t}, Bt\mathsf{B}_{t}, QtQ_{t}, VtV_{t}, RtR_{t}, F^\hat{F} are those computed in claim The Fluctuation LQG Data of the Ising Equilibrium and Its Joint Coercivity §coefficients, defined there by the very formulas the theorem uses, and hypothesis (H2) holds with the family ZZ by claim The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §control-riccati.

The standing hypotheses are supplied as follows: (A) by claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §control-set; (U) by claim The Even-Split Equilibrium of the Ising Population Model is a Stationary Mean-Field Triple and is Optimal §unique-minimiser; (JC) with the constant cJ>0c_{J}>0 by claim The Fluctuation LQG Data of the Ising Equilibrium and Its Joint Coercivity §coercivity; (H2) as just recorded; (LipC) by claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §cost-data; the optimality [A]MS0[A]\in\mathcal{M}^{*}_{S_{0}} by claim The Even-Split Equilibrium of the Ising Population Model is a Stationary Mean-Field Triple and is Optimal §optimality; (TG) by claim The Even-Split Equilibrium of the Ising Population Model is a Stationary Mean-Field Triple and is Optimal §togo; and the standing hypothesis on S=SS^{*}=S by claim The Even-Split Equilibrium of the Ising Population Model is a Stationary Mean-Field Triple and is Optimal §pair. The three further hypotheses of the theorem hold as well: (OC) with b=q0>0\underline{b}=q_{0}>0 by claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §observations; (X') with K~=0\tilde{K}=0 by claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §observation-extension; and (H5) with ϱA=min{1a,aˉ1}>0\varrho_{\mathcal{A}}=\min\{1-\underline{a},\bar{a}-1\}>0 by claim The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory §control-set, since At=(1,1)A_{t}=(1,1) for every tt and every aa within Euclidean distance ϱA\varrho_{\mathcal{A}} of (1,1)(1,1) lies in A\mathcal{A}. Together with the assumed Kalman family and (DK), every hypothesis of the theorem is met.

Uniqueness of ZZ: apply Global Existence for the Backward Riccati Equation under Convexity Conditions with l=k=2l=k=2, horizon TT, and the data A(t)=EtA(t)=E_{t}, B(t)=BtB(t)=\mathsf{B}_{t}, Q(t)=QtQ(t)=Q_{t}, V(t)=12Vt=0V(t)=\tfrac12V_{t}=0, R(t)=RtR(t)=R_{t} and F=F^=0F=\hat{F}=0. All are constant except the null matrix VV, hence continuous; Rt=(4χ)1IR_{t}=(4\chi)^{-1}I is symmetric positive definite; Qt=12ψvv+μnnQ_{t}=\tfrac12\psi\,vv^{\top}+\mu\,\mathsf{n}\mathsf{n}^{\top} is symmetric and positive semidefinite because xQtx=12ψ(vx)2+μ(nx)20x\cdot Q_{t}x=\tfrac12\psi(v\cdot x)^{2}+\mu(\mathsf{n}\cdot x)^{2}\ge0; Q(t)V(t)R(t)1V(t)=QtQ(t)-V(t)R(t)^{-1}V(t)^{\top}=Q_{t} is positive semidefinite; and F=0F=0 is symmetric positive semidefinite. With V(t)=0V(t)=0 the corollary's equation is exactly the equation of (H2), so it has exactly one continuous solution, which by claim The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §control-riccati is ZZ.

The theorem defines D~t=E~t(Θ~t)1E~t\tilde{D}_{t}=\tilde{\mathcal{E}}_{t}^{\top}(\tilde{\Theta}^{\star}_{t})^{-1}\tilde{\mathcal{E}}_{t}, Wt=ZtBt+12VtW_{t}=Z_{t}\mathsf{B}_{t}+\tfrac12V_{t} and Ξt=WtRt1Wt\Xi_{t}=W_{t}R_{t}^{-1}W_{t}^{\top}, which are the matrices computed in claims The Fluctuation LQG Data of the Ising Equilibrium and Its Joint Coercivity §information and The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §control-riccati; and it defines Π\Pi as the solution of the Kalman covariance Riccati equation on [0,T][0,T] with the data E\mathcal{E}, Θ\Theta^{\star}, D~\tilde{D} and the zero matrix as initial value, which by claim The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §kalman is Πt=ptvv\Pi_{t}=p_{t}vv^{\top}.

Finally, the theorem defines VV^{*} as the Lebesgue integral over [0,T][0,T] of tγ,δZtγδΘtγδ+γ,δΞtγδΠtγδt\mapsto\sum_{\gamma,\delta}Z^{\gamma\delta}_{t}\Theta^{\star\gamma\delta}_{t}+\sum_{\gamma,\delta}\Xi^{\gamma\delta}_{t}\Pi^{\gamma\delta}_{t}, which by claim The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §pairings equals 4zt+32χzt2pt4z_{t}+32\chi z_{t}^{2}p_{t}, a continuous function of tt not involving μ\mu. This is the displayed formula for VV^{*}.

For the bounds, claims The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §scalar-control and The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form §scalar-filter give 0zt<(Δ1)/(4χ)0\le z_{t}<(\Delta-1)/(4\chi) and 0pt<1/(Γ+2)0\le p_{t}<1/(\Gamma+2) for every t[0,T]t\in[0,T]. Hence the integrand is nonnegative and at most

4Δ14χ+32χ(Δ1)216χ21Γ+2=Δ1χ+2(Δ1)2χ(Γ+2)=Δ1χ(1+2(Δ1)Γ+2),4\cdot\frac{\Delta-1}{4\chi}+32\chi\cdot\frac{(\Delta-1)^{2}}{16\chi^{2}}\cdot\frac{1}{\Gamma+2}=\frac{\Delta-1}{\chi}+\frac{2(\Delta-1)^{2}}{\chi\,(\Gamma+2)}=\frac{\Delta-1}{\chi}\Bigl(1+\frac{2(\Delta-1)}{\Gamma+2}\Bigr),

and the stated bounds on VV^{*} follow by monotonicity of the integral, Linearity and Monotonicity of the Lebesgue Integral, the interval [0,T][0,T] having measure TT.

Claims 2, 3 and 4. By claim 1 every hypothesis of The Fluctuation LQG Value Is the Asymptotically Optimal Value of the Recentred N-Agent Cost over Admissible Families of Observation-Driven Policies, and Is Attained by the Approximate Kalman Policies, under Deterministic Initial States holds for the present data, triple, Riccati family and Kalman family, and the real number VV^{*} of that theorem is the one displayed in claim 1. Claim 2 is then conclusion 2 of the theorem, claim 3 is conclusion 3, and claim 4 is conclusion 4, each restated for these data.

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