TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: documents/articles--2026-08-30--mmst_charged_scaling_limit_en/sections/001-section-verdict-and-logical-form.tex Original file SHA-256: e75e10cc33137187e6c494e8486ffdec91e43d6b636d434ce0735d97e56a9c7f Inclusive original lines: 120-224 Line numbers below refer to the original source. This bounded excerpt is source evidence; it is not a new proof/checker run. Conversation metadata and personal execution details are omitted where indicated. 000120 | Sixteen Majorana copies produce the carrier central charge 000121 | $16\cdot\frac12=8$. We write $\mathfrak h_N$ for the one-particle space, 000122 | $H_N^{(r)}$ for the corresponding one-particle matrix, and 000123 | \[ 000124 | C_N^{(r)} 000125 | =\chi_{(-\infty,0)}(H_N^{(r)}) 000126 | \frac12\chi_{\{0\}}(H_N^{(r)}) 000127 | \tag{2.3}\label{eq:covariance} 000128 | \] 000129 | for the particle--hole symmetric covariance. The finite observable 000130 | algebra is a matrix CAR algebra. Its low-energy GNS space is denoted 000131 | $\Hh_N$, and $L_{0,N}$ denotes the shifted, nonnegative edge-energy 000132 | operator in the scaling normalization. 000133 | 000134 | \begin{remark}[Necessary correction: there is no uniform full gap] 000135 | \label{rem:gapcorrection} 000136 | The topological collar has chiral edge levels with spacing $O(N^{-1})$. 000137 | Thus a claim of a spectral gap 000138 | $\inf_N\operatorname{gap}(H_N)>0$ is false. The usable hypothesis is a 000139 | \emph{uniform bulk gap after removing the edge band}. If $Q_N$ is the 000140 | edge-band projection, the correct statement is 000141 | \[ 000142 | \operatorname{spec}\bigl((1-Q_N)H_N(1-Q_N)\bigr) 000143 | \cap(-\delta_{\rm bulk},\delta_{\rm bulk})=\varnothing 000144 | \tag{2.4}\label{eq:bulkgap} 000145 | \] 000146 | for one $\delta_{\rm bulk}>0$ independent of $N$. This controls bulk 000147 | resolvents but does not control the massless longitudinal Green function 000148 | by itself. 000149 | \end{remark} 000150 | 000151 | \subsection{The exact order-four vector} 000152 | 000153 | In rational coordinates, 000154 | \[ 000155 | \omega_s=\left(\frac12,\frac12,\frac12,\frac12,\frac12\right), 000156 | \qquad 000157 | \omega_f=\left(\frac34,-\frac14,-\frac14,-\frac14\right), 000158 | \qquad 000159 | \lambda=(\omega_s,\omega_f). 000160 | \tag{2.5}\label{eq:lambda} 000161 | \] 000162 | The exact finite calculation gives 000163 | \[ 000164 | \norm{\omega_s}^2=\frac54,\quad 000165 | \norm{\omega_f}^2=\frac34,\quad 000166 | \norm{\lambda}^2=2,\quad h_\lambda=1, 000167 | \tag{2.6}\label{eq:lambda-norm} 000168 | \] 000169 | and 000170 | \[ 000171 | [\lambda]^4=[0],\qquad [\lambda]^2=[v]. 000172 | \tag{2.7}\label{eq:lambda-order} 000173 | \] 000174 | The norm-two vectors in 000175 | $D_5\oplus A_3+k\lambda$, $k=0,1,2,3$, have census 000176 | \[ 000177 | [52,64,60,64], 000178 | \tag{2.8}\label{eq:census} 000179 | \] 000180 | so the four cosets contain $240$ roots and the two odd grades contain the 000181 | full $128$-dimensional spinor contribution. 000182 | 000183 | \subsection{The finite charged field} 000184 | 000185 | Let $\phi_N=(\phi_N^1,\ldots,\phi_N^8)$ be the bosonic current obtained 000186 | from the sixteen Majorana copies by edge-projected collar bosonization, 000187 | with zero mode fixed by the $\Z_4$ charge sector. Each complex-fermion 000188 | pair gives one boson. The longitudinal derivative uses the frozen 000189 | lattice symbol 000190 | \[ 000191 | \omega_N(m)=\frac{N}{\pi}\left|\sin\frac{\pi m}{N}\right|, 000192 | \qquad 0<|m|\le\frac N2. 000193 | \tag{2.9}\label{eq:latticesymbol} 000194 | \] 000195 | The edge projection is the analytic top (or bottom) eigenbranch through 000196 | the zero-energy crossing; massive bulk-complement modes are not included 000197 | in $\phi_N$. For a fixed normalized 000198 | two-cocycle $\varepsilon_\lambda$, define on the finite-energy vectors 000199 | \[ 000200 | \Psi_{\lambda,N}(f) 000201 | =\sum_{m}\widehat f_m\, 000202 | \varepsilon_\lambda 000203 | :\!\exp(i\lambda\cdot\phi_N)\!:_m . 000204 | \tag{2.10}\label{eq:chargedfield} 000205 | \] 000206 | Normal ordering is with respect to $C_N^{(0)}$. Formula 000207 | \eqref{eq:chargedfield} is meaningful at every finite $N$. The theorem 000208 | does not follow merely from that fact: the normal-ordering constant and 000209 | the graph norm of the exponential can grow with $N$. 000210 | 000211 | \begin{definition}[Scaling convergence used below] 000212 | Let $V_N:\Hh_N\to\Hh_\infty$ be the canonical isometries of the chosen 000213 | operator-algebraic renormalization system. A sequence of closable 000214 | operators $X_N$ converges on the finite-energy core 000215 | \[ 000216 | \Dfin=\bigcup_{E<\infty}\id_{[0,E]}(L_0)\Hh_\infty 000217 | \tag{2.11}\label{eq:core} 000218 | \] 000219 | if for every $\xi\in\Dfin$, represented at sufficiently large scale, 000220 | \[ 000221 | V_NX_NV_N^*\xi\longrightarrow X\xi,\qquad 000222 | V_NX_N^*V_N^*\xi\longrightarrow X^*\xi. 000223 | \tag{2.12}\label{eq:graphconv} 000224 | \]