Identities for finite sums in commutative rings #
Scaling weighted sums of natural numbers #
In a commutative semiring, multiplying a weighted sum ∑ᵢ sᵢ cᵢ of natural numbers cᵢ by a
natural number d gives the weighted sum ∑ᵢ sᵢ (cᵢ d) of the products, computed in ℕ. This
turns inequalities for counts cᵢ weighted by a dimension d, such as the strong Morse
inequalities with coefficients in a d-dimensional space, into inequalities for the sequence
cᵢ d of natural numbers.
Replacing the factors of a triple product by constants #
TauCeti.sum_sum_sum_mul_sub_eq writes the difference between a triple sum
∑ x, ∑ y, ∑ z, a x y * b x z * c y z and the sum of the constant product of the three constants
over all triples, (#s₀ * #s₁ * #s₂) * (p * q * r), as a sum of three one-factor discrepancies.
Scaling a weighted sum of natural numbers cᵢ by a natural number d gives the same weighted
sum of the products cᵢ d: d ∑ᵢ sᵢ cᵢ = ∑ᵢ sᵢ (cᵢ d). This turns the strong inequalities for
counts cᵢ weighted by the dimension d of a coefficient space into strong inequalities for the
sequence cᵢ d.
Replacing the three factors of a triple product by constants one at a time: the difference of
∑ a b c and the triple sum (#s₀ * #s₁ * #s₂) * (p * q * r) of the constant product is a sum of
three one-factor discrepancies.