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such that the u-path(Steiner(T,v,v 0 )) hangs off the u 0 -path. Observe that
u 0 appears in the summation for as many traitors as its rank. We will first
compute K for the choice of t = 2 s (h−s + 1) for s ∈ {0,1,...,h− 1} (we
denote it by K s for the choice of stage s):
Since the number of traitors satisfies t = 2 s (h − s + 1), we are at the
end of the stage s for s = 0,1,...,h− 1. We make three easy observations:
(i) Other than the traitors that have path of length at least h − s, all the
remaining traitors placed according to above leaking incident have rank 0.
This is because no other traitors are placed below their path (which is shorter
than h−s). Thus, considering the summation of Theorem 5.15 , those traitors
will never appear as u 0 in the summation. (ii) On the other hand, the traitors
with non-zero rank (and their rank is the maximum possible) will appear in
the summation as a u 0 node as many as their rank (which equals to the number
of traitors hanging off the u 0 -path). For such traitors, except the traitor that
placed first, the height(top f (u 0 )) equals to the length of the u 0 -path. (ii) Finally,
A u = 0 always holds for each traitor u due to the way the traitors are placed
(recall the definition of A u given in Lemma 5.14 ).
Based on the above we can now compute K s :
K s = X
u∈T∩S
X
(height(top f (u 0 )) + A u ) = h + 1 +
|(u 0 )-path|
u∈(T\{v})∩S
where v is the first traitor path and u 0 is a function of u that equals the
traitor such that the u-path hangs off the u 0 -path. We next arrange the above
summation with respect to u 0 , i.e. the below holds due to the relation between
u 0 and u in the above equation:
K s = h + 1 + X
u 0 ∈T
rank(u 0 ) ·|(u 0 )-path|
Now due to the placement of the traitors |(u 0 )-path| equals to the rank of
u 0
(this is implied by the observations (i) and (ii) above); thus we obtain:
X
|(u 0 )-path| 2
K s = h + 1 +
u 0 ∈T∧rank(u 0 )6=0
We now arrange the above summation over |u 0 -path| = h,h−1,h−2,...1.
Recall also that if |u 0 -path| < h−s then the rank of u 0
is zero and non-zero
otherwise.
s X
|{u 0
: u 0 ∈ T∧|(u 0 )-path| = h−m}|· (h−m) 2
K s = h + 1 +
m=0
Due to the claim we have proved above, there will be a single traitor with
path of length h and 2 m−1 traitors with path of lenght h−m for m > 0. Thus
we obtain:
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