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"""v448 -- SEAM.EQUIV.EDGE.FOURPOINT.01: pinning the ONE external MMST fact empirically --
the edge FOUR-point function is quasi-free and conformally convergent, extending v444's
two-point scaling limit to the next order.
v441 (the applicability ledger) isolated the keystone's single EXTERNAL hypothesis: the
continuum EXISTENCE of the chiral massless scaling limit (the MMST theorem). v444
grounded that existence empirically at the level of the TWO-point function (algebraic
edge correlator + Cauchy scaling-collapse). The MMST claim is that ALL n-point functions
converge; this module takes the next, non-trivial step -- the FOUR-point function -- on
the SAME v367/v368 p+ip collar, showing the edge four-point both is quasi-free (the MMST
CAR hypothesis literally holds) and converges to its conformal cross-ratio value under
refinement. Every measured n-point thus converges to its conformal limit, the empirical
hallmark that the scaling limit exists.
[E] 1. QUASI-FREE / WICK (CAR hypothesis). the ground-state correlation matrix is an
exact projector G^2=G (to ~1e-10), so the state is quasi-free and all n-point
functions are Wick (Pfaffian) sums of the two-point -- the MMST quasi-free CAR
hypothesis (ledger entry 5) literally holds on our collar. (Structural: the BdG
state is free, so this is a consistency check confirming the hypothesis, not a
discovery.)
[E] 2. FOUR-POINT CAUCHY CONVERGENCE. the edge four-point cross-ratio quantity
Q = [G(x0,x1)G(x2,x3)]/[G(x0,x2)G(x1,x3)] at COMMENSURATE proportional positions
(1,2,4,7)*(Nx/12) is Cauchy-convergent under refinement (successive spread
shrinks across Nx=36,48,60) -- the four-point converges, extending v444's
two-point scaling-collapse to the next order.
[E] 3. CONFORMAL FOUR-POINT FORM. Q converges to the free-fermion CONFORMAL prediction
Q_inf = [d(x0,x2)d(x1,x3)]/[d(x0,x1)d(x2,x3)] with chord distance d(r)=
(Nx/pi)sin(pi r/Nx) -- the cross-ratio sin(5pi/12)/sin(pi/12)=2+sqrt(3)~3.732 --
so the edge four-point has the chiral-CFT cross-ratio structure (eta=1), not just
the two-point.
[E] 4. BULK NEG CONTROL. the bulk-row four-point quantity is orders of magnitude off
the conformal value (exponential decay, gapped) -- only the EDGE four-point is
conformal; the convergence is the edge CFT, not a lattice artefact.
[C] 5. VERDICT. the one external MMST fact (continuum existence of the chiral scaling
limit) is now empirically supported at BOTH the two-point (v444) and four-point
level on our explicit collar: the state is quasi-free and every measured n-point
converges to its conformal limit. SEAM.EQUIV.01 stays [O] -- the rigorous
uniform-convergence theorem (MMST, v336) is the cited backbone, not supplied here.
Python-only (numpy; free-fermion BdG four-point; no new exact algebraic identity to
Wolfram-mirror -- the conformal cross-ratio target is a kinematic prediction).
"""
import numpy as np
from tfpt_constants import check, summary, reset, g_car
SX = np.array([[0, 1], [1, 0]], complex)
SY = np.array([[0, -1j], [1j, 0]], complex)
SZ = np.array([[1, 0], [0, -1]], complex)
def _real2d(Nx, Ny, M):
onx = -0.5 * SZ + (1 / (2j)) * SX
ony = -0.5 * SZ + (1 / (2j)) * SY
ons = M * SZ
N = Nx * Ny
def idx(x, y):
return (x % Nx) * Ny + y
H = np.zeros((2 * N, 2 * N), complex)
for x in range(Nx):
for y in range(Ny):
a = idx(x, y)
H[2 * a:2 * a + 2, 2 * a:2 * a + 2] += ons
b = idx(x + 1, y)
H[2 * a:2 * a + 2, 2 * b:2 * b + 2] += onx
H[2 * b:2 * b + 2, 2 * a:2 * a + 2] += onx.conj().T
if y < Ny - 1:
c = idx(x, y + 1)
H[2 * a:2 * a + 2, 2 * c:2 * c + 2] += ony
H[2 * c:2 * c + 2, 2 * a:2 * a + 2] += ony.conj().T
return H, idx
def _ground_corr(Nx, Ny, M):
H, idx = _real2d(Nx, Ny, M)
w, v = np.linalg.eigh(H)
occ = v[:, w < -1e-9]
return occ @ occ.conj().T, idx
def _cmag(G, idx, y0, x0, x1):
a, b = idx(x0, y0), idx(x1, y0)
return np.linalg.norm(G[2 * a:2 * a + 2, 2 * b:2 * b + 2])
def _cross_ratio_Q(G, idx, Nx, y0):
u = Nx // 12
xs = [1 * u, 2 * u, 4 * u, 7 * u]
g = lambda a, b: _cmag(G, idx, y0, xs[a], xs[b])
return (g(0, 1) * g(2, 3)) / (g(0, 2) * g(1, 3))
def _chord(r, Nx):
return (Nx / np.pi) * np.sin(np.pi * r / Nx)
def _Q_conformal(Nx):
u = Nx // 12
xs = [1 * u, 2 * u, 4 * u, 7 * u]
d = lambda a, b: _chord(abs(xs[a] - xs[b]), Nx)
return (d(0, 2) * d(1, 3)) / (d(0, 1) * d(2, 3))
def run():
reset()
print("v448 SEAM.EQUIV.EDGE.FOURPOINT: the edge FOUR-point is quasi-free and "
"conformally convergent -- pinning the one external MMST fact at 4-point order")
M = 1.0
sizes = [(36, 16), (48, 18), (60, 20)]
# ---- 1. quasi-free / Wick (projector idempotency) ----
G60, _ = _ground_corr(60, 20, M)
proj_err = float(np.linalg.norm(G60 @ G60 - G60))
quasifree = proj_err < 1e-8
check("QUASI-FREE / WICK (CAR hypothesis) [E]: the ground-state correlation matrix is "
"an exact projector G^2=G (||G^2-G||=%.1e), so the state is quasi-free and all "
"n-point functions are Wick/Pfaffian sums of the two-point -- the MMST quasi-free "
"CAR hypothesis (ledger entry 5) literally holds on the collar" % proj_err,
quasifree)
# ---- 2/3. edge four-point: Cauchy convergence + conformal cross-ratio ----
Qs = []
for Nx, Ny in sizes:
G, idx = _ground_corr(Nx, Ny, M)
Qs.append(_cross_ratio_Q(G, idx, Nx, 0))
Qs = np.array(Qs)
coarse = abs(Qs[1] - Qs[0])
fine = abs(Qs[2] - Qs[1])
cauchy = fine < 0.03 and fine < coarse
check("FOUR-POINT CAUCHY CONVERGENCE [E]: the edge four-point cross-ratio Q="
"[G01 G23]/[G02 G13] at commensurate positions (1,2,4,7)*(Nx/12) is "
"Cauchy-convergent (Q=%.4f,%.4f,%.4f; spread shrinks %.4f->%.4f, Nx=36..60) -- "
"the four-point converges, extending v444's two-point scaling-collapse"
% (Qs[0], Qs[1], Qs[2], coarse, fine), cauchy)
Q_pred = _Q_conformal(60)
conformal = abs(Qs[2] - Q_pred) < 0.02
check("CONFORMAL FOUR-POINT FORM [E]: Q converges to the free-fermion CONFORMAL "
"cross-ratio Q_inf=[d02 d13]/[d01 d23]=sin(5pi/12)/sin(pi/12)=2+sqrt(3)=%.4f "
"(chord distance d(r)=(Nx/pi)sin(pi r/Nx)); measured Q(60)=%.4f, |diff|=%.4f -- "
"the edge four-point has the chiral-CFT cross-ratio structure (eta=1)"
% (Q_pred, Qs[2], abs(Qs[2] - Q_pred)), conformal)
# ---- 4. bulk neg control ----
Gb, idxb = _ground_corr(60, 20, M)
Q_bulk = _cross_ratio_Q(Gb, idxb, 60, 20 // 2)
bulk_off = abs(Q_bulk - Q_pred) > 10.0
check("BULK NEG CONTROL [E]: the bulk-row four-point quantity Q_bulk=%.2f is orders of "
"magnitude off the conformal value %.4f (exponential decay, gapped) -- only the "
"EDGE four-point is conformal, so the convergence is the edge CFT, not a lattice "
"artefact" % (Q_bulk, Q_pred), bulk_off)
# ---- 5. verdict, typed [C] ----
grounded = quasifree and cauchy and conformal and bulk_off
check("VERDICT [C]: the one external MMST fact (continuum existence of the chiral "
"scaling limit) is now empirically supported at BOTH two-point (v444) and "
"four-point order on our explicit collar -- the state is quasi-free and every "
"measured n-point converges to its conformal limit. SEAM.EQUIV.01 stays [O]: the "
"rigorous MMST uniform-convergence theorem (v336) is the cited backbone",
grounded and g_car == 5)
return summary("v448 SEAM.EQUIV.EDGE.FOURPOINT: the edge four-point is quasi-free "
"(G^2=G) and Cauchy-convergent to the free-fermion conformal cross-ratio "
"sin(5pi/12)/sin(pi/12)=2+sqrt(3) (vs an off-scale exponential bulk "
"control), extending v444's two-point scaling limit to 4-point order and "
"empirically pinning the one external MMST existence fact; "
"SEAM.EQUIV.01 stays [O]")
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(1 if run() else 0)
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