TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: documents/archive--tfpt-45--source_extracts--04_qft_source/sections/007-subsection-renormalized-physical-and-scheme-readout-laye.tex Original file SHA-256: 9c1c587cbd61fc4034649d778d16f1ee0e8c1e1189885babb3d8148a6fe72d7c Inclusive original lines: 201-372 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. 000201 | 000202 | \begin{definition}[Scheme observable category] 000203 | \label{def:obs-category} 000204 | Let $\OschemeTFPT$ denote the category whose objects are triples 000205 | \[ 000206 | \mathcal O_{\mathrm{scheme}}=(v,\Sigma,\mathcal D), 000207 | \] 000208 | where $v$ is a scheme-specified representative of a physical observable package, $\Sigma$ its 000209 | declared covariance data, and $\mathcal D$ the induced dependency DAG. Morphisms are smooth 000210 | covariance-preserving reparameterizations respecting $\mathcal D$. 000211 | \end{definition} 000212 | 000213 | \begin{definition}[Canonical readout hierarchy] 000214 | \label{def:canonical-measurement-orbit} 000215 | Define the functors 000216 | \[ 000217 | \Rren:\mathbf{TFPT}^{\mathrm{rig}}\to\GrenTFPT, 000218 | \qquad 000219 | \Mphys:\GrenTFPT\to\OphysTFPT, 000220 | \qquad 000221 | \Mscheme:\OphysTFPT\to\OschemeTFPT/\SchGrp. 000222 | \] 000223 | For every scheme object $s\in\SchGrp$, let 000224 | \[ 000225 | \Mscheme^{(s)}\bigl(\Mphys(\Rren(\Tstar))\bigr)\in\OschemeTFPT 000226 | \] 000227 | be the chosen scheme representative. The canonical appendix comparison orbit is 000228 | \[ 000229 | [\Mop(\Tstar)]_{\SchGrp} 000230 | := 000231 | \Mscheme\bigl(\Mphys(\Rren(\Tstar))\bigr) 000232 | \in \OschemeTFPT/\SchGrp, 000233 | \] 000234 | and the appendix comparison map is any chosen representative 000235 | \[ 000236 | \Rcmp^{(s)}(\Tstar):= 000237 | \Mscheme^{(s)}\bigl(\Mphys(\Rren(\Tstar))\bigr). 000238 | \] 000239 | \end{definition} 000240 | 000241 | \begin{definition}[Minimal independent observable basis] 000242 | \label{def:minimal-observable-basis} 000243 | Define the minimal independent basis package 000244 | \[ 000245 | \Bind(\Tstar):= 000246 | \bigl( 000247 | C_{\mathrm{em}}, 000248 | K_{\mathrm{UV}}, 000249 | F_{\mathrm{fl}}, 000250 | N_{\nu}, 000251 | R_{\mathrm{CS}}, 000252 | T_{\mathrm{phys}}, 000253 | C_{\mathrm{cos}}, 000254 | C_{\mathrm{CP}} 000255 | \bigr), 000256 | \] 000257 | where 000258 | \[ 000259 | C_{\mathrm{em}}:=\alpha^{-1}(0), 000260 | \qquad 000261 | K_{\mathrm{UV}}:=\phiz, 000262 | \qquad 000263 | F_{\mathrm{fl}}:=(\lambda_C,\delta_{\mathrm{CKM}}), 000264 | \qquad 000265 | R_{\mathrm{CS}}:=\beta, 000266 | \qquad 000267 | C_{\mathrm{CP}}:=\theta_{\mathrm{eff}}, 000268 | \] 000269 | \[ 000270 | N_{\nu}:=(\sin^2\theta_{13},\delta_{\mathrm{CP}}^\nu,\sin^2\theta_{23},\Sigma m_\nu,m_{\beta\beta},M_R), 000271 | \] 000272 | \[ 000273 | T_{\mathrm{phys}} 000274 | := 000275 | \bigl( 000276 | G_F^{\mathrm{TFPT}}, 000277 | m_W^{\mathrm{pole}}, 000278 | m_Z^{\mathrm{pole}}, 000279 | m_H^{\mathrm{pole}}, 000280 | \{m_f^{\mathrm{pole}}\}_f 000281 | \bigr), 000282 | \] 000283 | \[ 000284 | C_{\mathrm{cos}} 000285 | := 000286 | \bigl( 000287 | \Omega_b,S_\Sigma,\Lambda_{\mathrm{IR}},T_R,f_a,m_a,\nu_a,\eta_B 000288 | \bigr). 000289 | \] 000290 | The retained seed $K_{\mathrm{UV}}=\phiz$ is part of the UV kernel package; it is no longer the 000291 | direct basis package of the flavor, neutrino, determinant-response, or cosmology observables. 000292 | \end{definition} 000293 | 000294 | \begin{theorem}[Renormalized observable hierarchy from the admissible 1PI action] 000295 | \label{thm:operational-completeness} 000296 | There exist functors 000297 | \[ 000298 | \Rren:\mathbf{TFPT}^{\mathrm{rig}}\to\GrenTFPT, 000299 | \qquad 000300 | \Mphys:\GrenTFPT\to\OphysTFPT, 000301 | \qquad 000302 | \Mscheme:\OphysTFPT\to\OschemeTFPT/\SchGrp 000303 | \] 000304 | with the following properties: 000305 | \begin{enumerate}[label=\textbf{(O\arabic*)}, leftmargin=2em, topsep=3pt, itemsep=3pt] 000306 | \item \textbf{Reality first.} 000307 | Main-text observables factor through $\Mphys\!\circ\!\Rren$ and therefore belong to 000308 | $\OphysTFPT$ before any scheme choice is made. 000309 | \item \textbf{Unique factorization through the basis.} 000310 | Every physical readout row and every appendix scheme row factors through exactly one component 000311 | package of $\Bind(\Tstar)$ via a declared physical or scheme map. 000312 | \item \textbf{Scheme covariance.} 000313 | For every scheme morphism $\psi:s\to s'$ one has 000314 | \[ 000315 | \psi\!\left(\Mscheme^{(s)}(\Mphys(\Rren(\Tstar)))\right) 000316 | = 000317 | \Mscheme^{(s')}(\Mphys(\Rren(\Tstar))). 000318 | \] 000319 | \item \textbf{No hidden continuous fit parameter.} 000320 | Any continuous freedom in a readout row is either a declared scheme degree of freedom in 000321 | $\SchGrp$ or already a theorem-level branch parameter fixed in $\Tstar$. 000322 | \item \textbf{Complete kill surface.} 000323 | Every admissible empirical kill test of the manuscript is the pullback of a component test on 000324 | $\OphysTFPT$ and only afterwards, if needed, of a scheme representative in $\OschemeTFPT$. 000325 | \end{enumerate} 000326 | \end{theorem} 000327 | 000328 | \begin{proof} 000329 | Define $\Rren$ by sending the rigid object $\Tstar$ to the renormalized 1PI package extracted from 000330 | the exact admissible flow of \Cref{thm:exact-admissible-rg-flow}. Its infrared endpoint is 000331 | \[ 000332 | \Gamma_{\mathrm{TFPT}}^{\mathrm{ren}}[\Phi_c] 000333 | = 000334 | \lim_{k\to0}\Gamma_k[\Phi_c], 000335 | \] 000336 | equivalently the Legendre transform of the retained admissible generating functional after removing 000337 | the infrared regulator. By \Cref{thm:admissible-1pi-graph-expansion}, the same object carries the 000338 | admissible 1PI graph expansion around each admissible background. Reflection positivity, lower 000339 | boundedness, and coercivity on the admissible sector ensure the convexity needed for this Legendre 000340 | construction in a neighborhood of the closed branch. Hence the dressed inverse propagators, 000341 | determinant-response kernels, and cosmology saddle system belong to one and the same renormalized 000342 | package $\GrenTFPT$. 000343 | 000344 | Next define $\Mphys$ by reading physical observables from that 1PI package before any scheme choice: 000345 | pole masses are the zeros of the dressed inverse propagators, mixing data are the branch invariants 000346 | of the corresponding residue matrices, determinant-response observables are read from the exact 000347 | response kernels, and cosmology rows factor through the same FRW / reheating / Boltzmann interface 000348 | block. Final late-time numerical representatives are attached only after the declared comparison 000349 | map. This proves \textbf{(O1)}. 000350 | 000351 | For \textbf{(O2)}, the factorization through the minimal basis package $\Bind(\Tstar)$ is exactly 000352 | the theorem-level content of the rewritten sector split. The flavor rows factor through 000353 | $F_{\mathrm{fl}}$, neutrino rows through $N_\nu$, determinant-response rows through 000354 | $R_{\mathrm{CS}}$, strong-CP rows through $C_{\mathrm{CP}}$, cosmology rows through 000355 | $C_{\mathrm{cos}}$, and the retained seed $\phiz$ survives only in the UV kernel package 000356 | $K_{\mathrm{UV}}$. No row uses two basis packages at once. 000357 | 000358 | For \textbf{(O3)}, every scheme morphism in $\SchGrp$ acts only after $\Mphys$ has produced a 000359 | physical observable package. Therefore threshold transfer, finite renormalization, and snapshot 000360 | change act on scheme representatives without altering the underlying physical point, exactly as in 000361 | the displayed covariance identity. 000362 | 000363 | For \textbf{(O4)}, every continuous parameter entering a readout row is already fixed either by the 000364 | closed branch $\Tstar$ or by the declared scheme object $s\in\SchGrp$. Since $\Rren$ and $\Mphys$ 000365 | are defined from the fixed admissible measure and its 1PI action, no extra continuous fit parameter 000366 | can appear in between. 000367 | 000368 | Finally, \textbf{(O5)} follows because every empirical kill criterion in the manuscript is attached 000369 | to one of the physical rows in $\OphysTFPT$ and only afterwards, if needed, represented by a scheme 000370 | object in $\OschemeTFPT/\SchGrp$. Thus the whole observable hierarchy factors through the same 000371 | admissible 1PI action and then through the declared physical / scheme split. 000372 | \end{proof}