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v1030_alg2_sector_frame.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""v1030 -- sector connectivity and conditional ALG2 frame bridge.
Finite theorem: if the neutral algebra is the full matrix algebra on every
finite sector, adjoining a charged operator generates End(H) exactly when its
sector graph is connected. Conditional stability theorem: actual microscopic
words with uniformly bounded norms and a non-collapsing compressed-word frame
give a uniform double-cutoff section with bound 2*M*D^(3/2)/sigma.
ALG2 additionally needs the same y for y and y*, via a joint real-linear frame,
plus high-output tail bounds for x,y and their adjoints; the resulting one-sided
error is at most 3*epsilon. This module checks the algebraic lemmas and all
listed counterexamples. It does not establish those microscopic hypotheses,
FE-GEN, ALG-EXH, T2, TOE, or RH. NO RH CLAIM.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
import sympy as sp
from tfpt_constants import check as suite_check, reset, summary
def check(name: str, condition: bool) -> None:
suite_check(name, bool(condition))
def matrix_unit(dimension: int, row: int, column: int) -> sp.Matrix:
result = sp.zeros(dimension)
result[row, column] = 1
return result
def uniform_section_bound(dimension: sp.Expr, word_bound: sp.Expr,
limiting_sigma: sp.Expr) -> sp.Expr:
"""Conditional norm bound once the frame hypotheses are supplied."""
return 2*word_bound*dimension**sp.Rational(3, 2)/limiting_sigma
def sector_connectivity_certificate() -> None:
dimension = 4
projectors = [matrix_unit(dimension, i, i) for i in range(dimension)]
shift = sum(
(matrix_unit(dimension, (i+1) % dimension, i) for i in range(dimension)),
sp.zeros(dimension),
)
check("four-sector charge shift has order four", shift**4 == sp.eye(dimension))
words = []
for row in range(dimension):
for column in range(dimension):
word = projectors[row]*shift**((row-column) % dimension)*projectors[column]
check(f"connected-sector matrix unit {row},{column}",
word == matrix_unit(dimension, row, column))
words.append(word.reshape(dimension**2, 1))
frame = sp.Matrix.hstack(*words)
check("actual compressed-word frame is full and conditioned",
frame.T*frame == sp.eye(dimension**2))
variables = sp.symbols("c0:4")
diagonal = sp.diag(*variables)
equations, _ = sp.linear_eq_to_matrix(list(diagonal*shift-shift*diagonal), variables)
check("connected sector graph leaves only a scalar commutant", equations.rank() == 3)
broken = matrix_unit(4, 1, 0)+matrix_unit(4, 3, 2)
broken_equations, _ = sp.linear_eq_to_matrix(
list(diagonal*broken-broken*diagonal), variables
)
check("disconnected two-pair mutant leaves an extra commutant",
broken_equations.rank() == 2)
def frame_and_cutoff_firewalls() -> None:
even_indices = (0, 3)
odd_indices = (1, 2)
even_frame = [
matrix_unit(4, row, column).reshape(16, 1)
for block in (even_indices, odd_indices)
for row in block for column in block
]
check("two-mode even CAR algebra has dimension eight rather than sixteen",
sp.Matrix.hstack(*even_frame).rank() == 8)
odd_witness = matrix_unit(4, 1, 0)
check("odd witness lies outside the parity-preserving generated algebra",
sp.Matrix.hstack(*(even_frame+[odd_witness.reshape(16, 1)])).rank() == 9)
n = sp.symbols("N", integer=True, positive=True)
collapsing = sp.diag(1, 1, 1, 1/n)
check("full rank at every finite N does not give a uniform section",
collapsing.det() == 1/n and collapsing.inv()[3, 3] == n)
projection = matrix_unit(2, 0, 0)
flip = sp.Matrix([[0, 1], [1, 0]])
check("compression is not a homomorphism for actual words",
projection*flip*projection*flip*projection == sp.zeros(2)
and projection*flip*flip*projection == projection)
for dimension in (3, 5, 8):
low_input = matrix_unit(dimension, 0, 0)
fixed_output = sum(
(matrix_unit(dimension, i, i) for i in range(dimension-1)),
sp.zeros(dimension),
)
escape = matrix_unit(dimension, dimension-1, 0)
check(f"double cutoff misses a norm-one output at d={dimension}",
fixed_output*escape*low_input == sp.zeros(dimension)
and escape*low_input != sp.zeros(dimension)
and (escape*low_input).norm() == 1)
def run() -> int:
reset()
print("v1030 -- finite sector connectivity and conditional joint-adjoint frame bridge")
sector_connectivity_certificate()
frame_and_cutoff_firewalls()
dimension, word_bound, sigma, epsilon = sp.symbols(
"D M sigma epsilon", positive=True
)
report = {
"conditional_uniform_section_bound": str(
uniform_section_bound(dimension, word_bound, sigma)
),
"joint_adjoint_map": "L_N(y)=(P_F y P_E, P_F y* P_E), real-linear",
"required_tail_data": ["x", "x*", "y", "y*"],
"conditional_one_sided_error_bound": str(3*epsilon),
"claim_boundary": {
"proved": ["finite connected-sector generation criterion",
"conditional non-collapsing-frame norm estimate",
"parity, compression, conditioning and escape firewalls"],
"not_proved": ["microscopic neutral block generation",
"nonzero charged corners in the TFPT collar",
"uniform local word bounds and joint y/y* frame",
"high-output tails", "FE-GEN, ALG-EXH, T2 or TOE"],
},
}
print(json.dumps(report, indent=2, sort_keys=True))
print("VERDICT: CONDITIONAL_SECTOR_AND_FRAME_LEMMAS_PROVED; MICROSCOPIC_FE_GEN_AND_ALG2_OPEN")
return summary("v1030 ALG2 sector frame")
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(run())
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