Visible-Symmetric Hidden-Distinguished Ansatze Fail On M222¶
Claim/Theorem¶
Let M_{2,2,2} be the smallest connected member of the multi-parallel-circuit family, and write
with visible coordinates ordered as
Consider quadratic pseudo-Boolean energies with all pairwise coefficients nonpositive and all coefficients in [-64,64], but impose only the visible symmetry of M_{2,2,2}:
- permutation of the three visible pairs
P_1,P_2,P_3, and - swapping
a_iandb_iinside each pair.
Do not impose any symmetry among the hidden bits themselves.
Then the following two less-symmetric global ansatz classes still fail exactly.
Ansatz C: three distinguished hidden bits¶
Use hidden bits (h_1,h_2,h_3), all distinguished. Under the visible symmetry above, every quadratic monomial collapses to one of the following orbit types:
with r,s\in\{1,2,3\} and r<s.
This gives 18 continuous coefficient variables. There is no energy of this form whose hidden minimization equals f_{2,2,2}.
Ansatz D: four distinguished hidden bits¶
Use hidden bits (h_1,h_2,h_3,h_4), all distinguished. With the same visible symmetry, every quadratic monomial again reduces to the analogous orbit family
now with r,s\in\{1,2,3,4\} and r<s.
This gives 24 continuous coefficient variables. There is no energy of this form whose hidden minimization equals f_{2,2,2}.
Equivalently: even after breaking the hidden-variable symmetry completely while still respecting only the visible automorphisms of the family, the first natural global constructive route remains infeasible.
This is a derived exact bounded-ansatz obstruction.
- By [[multiple-parallel-classes-on-one-circuit-give-connected-cut-rank-at-least-three-family.md]], the target function depends only on the singleton bit
uand the three visible pair states, so the above visible symmetry is intrinsic toM_{2,2,2}. - Unlike [[natural-orbit-symmetric-hidden-vertex-ansatze-fail-on-m222.md]], the present ansatz classes do not tie hidden bits to the visible classes and do not require any permutation symmetry among the hidden bits.
- For each ansatz, exact realizability again reduces to a mixed-integer linear feasibility problem:
- one selector binary chooses the minimizing hidden state for each visible assignment
x; - for every visible-hidden pair
(x,h), impose
and the selected-state upper bound
- Because all coefficients are restricted to
[-64,64], the same finite-box exactness logic as in [[smallest-connected-multi-parallel-circuit-member-has-no-1-or-2-auxiliary-realization-in-large-coefficient-box.md]] applies. - For Ansatz C:
- there are
18continuous coefficient variables and128\cdot 8=1024selector binaries; - HiGHS reports the exact MILP infeasible.
- For Ansatz D:
- there are
24continuous coefficient variables and128\cdot 16=2048selector binaries; - HiGHS again reports the exact MILP infeasible.
- Therefore neither of these visible-symmetric but hidden-distinguished ansatz classes realizes
f_{2,2,2}.
Consequences for the current frontier:
- this closes the first genuinely hidden-symmetry-breaking global constructive route still compatible with the visible automorphisms of
M_{2,2,2}; - any positive theorem for
M_{2,2,2}must now either break even the visible pair symmetries or use a still richer hidden coupling pattern than these distinguished-hidden quadratic ansatz classes; - this still does not prove nonexpressibility of
M_{2,2,2}, because a successful realization could be fully less symmetric or use a more elaborate architecture.
Dependencies¶
- [[natural-orbit-symmetric-hidden-vertex-ansatze-fail-on-m222.md]]
- [[smallest-connected-multi-parallel-circuit-member-has-no-1-or-2-auxiliary-realization-in-large-coefficient-box.md]]
- [[multiple-parallel-classes-on-one-circuit-give-connected-cut-rank-at-least-three-family.md]]
Conflicts/Gaps¶
- This node does not prove that
f_{2,2,2}is not hidden-vertex graph-cut representable. - It proves only that two larger visible-symmetric but hidden-distinguished bounded ansatz classes fail exactly.
- A fully less-symmetric construction, or a more elaborate hidden architecture, remains open.
- Even a future explicit realization or nonexpressibility theorem for this connected family would still need a separate bridge to routing-style
CD(T_n,G)semantics.
Sources¶
10.1016/j.dam.2009.07.00110.48550/arXiv.2109.14599