This article constructs a Doeblin-type coupling to prove exponential decay in information field cumulants, suggesting mixing mechanisms for correlations.
Based on (Graph-Theoretic Definition of Information Field Cumulants), this article constructs a **Doeblin-type coupling** on the graph , jointly exploiting Birkhoff mixing () and hard-direction Lyapunov contraction (), to rigorously prove the exponential decay upper bound for the k-th order information field cumulant : where , and is the maximal separation distance of the nodes in the hard direction . Core numerical anchor: — mixing is 156 times faster than contraction; this is the fundamental mechanism by which many-body correlations are "washed out" in the steady state.
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