TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: documents/articles--2026-08-29--holomorphic_kms_extension_en/sections/002-subsection-the-frozen-car-covariance.tex Original file SHA-256: afb3b8aa137042aa4829e06b04c177fbb7f21661493ce2a5dbab66e2669c21ea Inclusive original lines: 68-105 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. 000068 | \section{The holomorphic KMS extension theorem} 000069 | 000070 | \begin{theorem}[Holomorphic rotational KMS extension] 000071 | \label{thm:main} 000072 | Let $\A\subset\B$ satisfy the hypotheses of Section~1: for every 000073 | interval $I$, $\A(I)\subset\B(I)$ is an irreducible index-four 000074 | inclusion, $\A=\B^{\Z_4}$ for a proper internal gauge action 000075 | commuting with rotations, and $\B$ is a holomorphic conformal net 000076 | with $\mu_{\B}=1$ and $c=8$. Let $\beta>0$ and let 000077 | $\omega_\beta$ be the restriction \eqref{eq:omega-def} of the 000078 | vacuum-sector rotational Gibbs state. Then: 000079 | \begin{enumerate}[label=\textup{(\alph*)}] 000080 | \item $\omega_\beta$ has a rotational $\beta$-KMS extension to 000081 | $\B$. 000082 | \item The maps 000083 | \[ 000084 | E_I=\frac14\sum_{r=0}^{3}\alpha_r: 000085 | \B(I)\to\A(I) 000086 | \] 000087 | are the unique normal faithful conditional expectations. They 000088 | form a net expectation $E$, and 000089 | \[ 000090 | \widetilde\omega_\beta 000091 | =\omega_\beta\circ E 000092 | =\Phi_\beta^{\B}. 000093 | \tag{4.1}\label{eq:main-extension} 000094 | \] 000095 | This is the unique $\Z_4$-invariant state extension of 000096 | $\omega_\beta$, hence in particular the unique 000097 | $\Z_4$-invariant rotational KMS extension. 000098 | \item Every rotational $\beta$-KMS extension of $\omega_\beta$ is 000099 | $\Z_4$-invariant. Consequently 000100 | $\widetilde\omega_\beta$ is the unique rotational KMS extension 000101 | without an invariance qualifier. 000102 | \end{enumerate} 000103 | \end{theorem} 000104 | 000105 | \begin{proof}