TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: experiments/theory-contracts/original-local-source-variable-background-20261102/PHYSICAL-THERMAL-SOURCE.txt Original file SHA-256: 04b9873c44060b77cd9d5d246602f8188bddee50743de294455f452ae826e52a Inclusive original lines: 1-198 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. 000001 | PHYSICAL GAUSS SECTOR AND COMPLETE THERMAL WORD SOURCE 000002 | L20261102H. 2 November 2026. Constructive application to the original class. 000003 | 000004 | QUESTION AND OUTCOME 000005 | 000006 | Does the existing thermodynamic Hamiltonian construction supply a full 000007 | physical local source, rather than only selected covariances, and can its 000008 | Gauss support and thermal reflected words be carried to the same limit? 000009 | 000010 | Yes in the original finite-range, finite-local-dimension Hamiltonian class. 000011 | There is a physical-sector existence construction, a complete bounded real 000012 | and Euclidean time-word limit, and a thermal reflection-positive word kernel. 000013 | This applies the actual original H and gauge projectors. It chooses no new 000014 | coupling, field measure or oscillator. The physical projected state can differ 000015 | from the earlier ambient Gibbs state: those callers are explicitly separated. 000016 | It does not identify this class with every original S_adm or derive its IR 000017 | universality. Original frozen model parameters remain supplied inputs. 000018 | 000019 | 1. RETAIN THE ACTUAL ORIGINAL DATA AND THEIR EXISTENCE THEOREM 000020 | 000021 | Use the single original interaction Phi(X)=Phi(X)* with finite range R, 000022 | uniform finite local dimension, and finite interaction moment kappa. Its 000023 | H_Lambda=sum_(X subset Lambda)Phi(X) is the existing free-boundary family. 000024 | v1013 proves norm convergence of tau_t^Lambda(A)=exp(itH_Lambda)Aexp(-itH_Lambda) 000025 | on local A, uniformly on compact real time intervals, and weak-* subnet 000026 | existence of ground and beta-KMS states on the quasilocal algebra A. 000027 | The gauge action commutes with this dynamics and fixes each interaction. 000028 | The physical observable algebra below is the actual invariant subalgebra 000029 | A^G, with the original admissible even fields/words when parity is required. 000030 | Neither a tensor embedding of projected Hilbert spaces nor projectivity of 000031 | newly restarted small-box bare Gibbs states is assumed. 000032 | 000033 | The original Ledger QFT4D.LATTICE.FUNDAMENTAL.01 requires the thermodynamic 000034 | limit and controlled IR universality. An exact lattice-spacing limit a->0 000035 | is optional. This report does not restore it as a universal physical gate. 000036 | 000037 | 2. GAUGE INVARIANCE AND THE PHYSICAL GAUSS SECTOR ARE DISTINCT 000038 | 000039 | For every finite Lambda take the actual original full-star Gauss projectors 000040 | P_x whose entire support lies in Lambda and whose transformations are 000041 | respected by that original Hamiltonian. Put P_Lambda=product_x P_x. 000042 | These commute. Then [P_Lambda,H_Lambda]=0 and [P_Lambda,A]=0 for the actual 000043 | admissible gauge-invariant A. No broken boundary/seam constraint is added. 000044 | 000045 | The original ambient Gibbs rho=exp(-beta H)/Tr(exp(-beta H)) has full rank. 000046 | When 0
0. Averaging a state over gauge
000047 | transformations, or restricting it to A^G, does not turn this number into0:
000048 | P itself is gauge invariant. The existing A^G dynamics theorem remains
000049 | correct; the stronger assertion of Gauss=1 support needs its actual sector.
000050 |
000051 | Nonemptiness is constructive for the original regular finite gauge links
000052 | with open boundary. Every connected link component has an unprojected
000053 | boundary vertex. If a gauge transformation on the projected interior fixes
000054 | a link configuration u, its value is forced to1 at an adjacent boundary
000055 | edge and then along every path to the interior. The interior group action
000056 | on link configurations is therefore free. For any matter vector v!=0,
000057 |
000058 | ||P_Lambda(|u> tensor v)||^2=||v||^2/|G|^(number of projected vertices)>0.
000059 |
000060 | This is an existence witness, not a selected new boundary state. The
000061 | assumptions are actual regular link representations and the stated open
000062 | graph. It is not asserted for an arbitrary closed topology or gauge sector.
000063 |
000064 | 3. CONSTRUCT THE PHYSICAL STATE WITHOUT A FALSE HILBERT EMBEDDING
000065 |
000066 | Use the SAME original H and its actual physical projector:
000067 |
000068 | rho_Lambda^phys=P_Lambda exp(-beta H_Lambda)/Z_Lambda^phys,
000069 | Z_Lambda^phys=Tr(P_Lambda exp(-beta H_Lambda))>0.
000070 |
000071 | Regard this as an ambient finite state and extend it to A. Weak-* compactness
000072 | gives a subnet limit omega_beta^phys. On the admissible A^G, finite KMS
000073 | identities hold because H and A preserve P_Lambda. The original v1013
000074 | Gaussian-smearing proof then passes KMS to the SAME limiting dynamics.
000075 | Choosing finite ground vectors in P_Lambda gives a ground-state limit on
000076 | A^G by the corresponding variational inequality. Neither assertion is
000077 | made for isolated constraint-changing fields on the full ambient algebra.
000078 |
000079 | For each fixed interior Gauss projector P_F, eventually P_Lambda P_F=P_Lambda.
000080 | Thus omega_beta^phys(P_F)=1. The P_F are central relative to A^G, so its GNS
000081 | representation annihilates the ideal generated by I-P_F. Dynamics preserves
000082 | that ideal. This is actual physical Gauss support in the limit, obtained
000083 | without embedding P_Lambda H_Lambda as independent tensor factors.
000084 |
000085 | The earlier ambient omega_beta, its restriction, and this stronger projected
000086 | state are all legitimate named constructions. They need not coincide. No
000087 | P1 seam state is silently replaced by this physical-sector Gibbs state.
000088 |
000089 | 4. COMPLETE REAL-TIME WORDS AND DYSON SOURCE
000090 |
000091 | For actual bounded admissible local A_j and fixed real times t_j,
000092 | W_Lambda=product_j tau_tj^Lambda(A_j) converges in norm to W in the same order.
000093 | Along the chosen state subnet,
000094 |
000095 | |omega_Lambda^phys(W_Lambda)-omega_beta^phys(W)|
000096 | <=||W_Lambda-W||+|omega_Lambda^phys(W)-omega_beta^phys(W)| ->0.
000097 |
000098 | This retains every finite mixed clock, matter and gauge-invariant word in
000099 | this source algebra. It is not a reconstruction from a selected finite
000100 | moment battery. For V_Lambda(t)=sum_j J_j(t)tau_t^Lambda(A_j), integrable
000101 | compactly supported J_j, the ordered Dyson series converges in norm and
000102 | its expectation converges. Its majorant is exp(sum_j||J_j||_1||A_j||).
000103 | The resulting normalized local source is entire in every finite collection
000104 | of these bounded source directions. Admissible charged composite legs must
000105 | keep their actual gauge carriers; arbitrary gauge-variant sources are not
000106 | declared physical merely by this construction.
000107 |
000108 | 5. COMPLETE UNSMEARED EUCLIDEAN WORDS HAVE THE SAME LIMIT
000109 |
000110 | On the finite physical Hilbert space use the actual thermal trace, for
000111 | 0<=s1<=...<=sk<=beta,
000112 |
000113 | S_Lambda(A_k,...,A_1;s)=Tr_P[
000114 | exp(-(beta-s_k)H) A_k exp(-(s_k-s_(k-1))H) ... A_1 exp(-s1 H)]/Z_P.
000115 |
000116 | For tau_t(A)=exp(itH)Aexp(-itH), this is the ordered product with
000117 | tau_(-is_k)(A_k)...tau_(-is1)(A_1), not +is with that same written order.
000118 | Schatten Holder gives |S_Lambda|<=product_j||A_j||: the positive thermal
000119 | gaps sum to beta, and ||exp(-uH)||_(beta/u)=Z_P^(u/beta).
000120 | At u=0 use the operator norm. By telescoping in the inserted A_j, the
000121 | same bound gives a volume-independent Lipschitz estimate for each leg.
000122 |
000123 | Let g_epsilon(t) be a positive normalized Gaussian of width epsilon and
000124 | A_(epsilon,Lambda)=integral g_epsilon(t)tau_t^Lambda(A)dt. Locality gives
000125 | sup_Lambda||delta_Lambda(A)||<=C_A