TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: experiments/theory-contracts/paper-source-reconstruction-20261025/MICROSCOPIC-TO-OCTIC-COMPOSITION.txt Original file SHA-256: eb0d6d436abeab7ace1ff094740c4b0d4748d3599331bfb3454dcb21e328ef5a Inclusive original lines: 201-333 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 | phases. This is the finite restriction of the unitary F, within the single 000202 | microscopic one-particle space. Its second quantization introduces no new 000203 | Fock factor. The unitary fold and the fixed finite matrices in (9) preserve 000204 | the strong convergence (1), including adjoints and timed words. 000205 | 000206 | A nonzero point split does not by itself turn an unsmeared fermion field 000207 | into a bounded CAR operator. The first draft of this section incorrectly 000208 | used the elementary finite-word theorem at that step. The independent review 000209 | identified the gap. SMEARED-OCTIC-ENERGY-BOUND.txt supplies its repair. 000210 | 000211 | For the actual shifted current polynomial and its actual adjoint it proves 000212 | 000213 | ||F8_m P_E|| <= C(1+E+|m|)^11, 000214 | ||F8(rho) P_E|| <= C_rho(1+E)^11, (11) 000215 | 000216 | on the true positive-source-energy cutoff. Smooth rho makes the mode sum 000217 | absolute in Hilbert norm, and the adjoint estimate proves closability. 000218 | Every fixed output/internal/fermion mode cutoff is a finite original CAR 000219 | polynomial. Replacing its elementary Fourier modes by the actual QWZ fields 000220 | and first taking N->infinity therefore gives a strong transported limit; 000221 | removing those cutoffs afterwards yields the full smeared F8 and its 000222 | adjoint. These Fourier approximants have global support. 000223 | 000224 | The local route instead separately smooths every elementary fermion with 000225 | a compactly supported mollifier of scale sigma. The original subtractions 000226 | must first be combined into the finite Wick/divided-difference expression, 000227 | including the derivative counterterms. At fixed sigma,epsilon>0 the smooth 000228 | CAR kernel has an absolutely summable Fourier-word expansion. The proof 000229 | then gives, for the field and its adjoint, the ordered local limit 000230 | 000231 | first N->infinity at fixed sigma,epsilon, 000232 | then sigma->0 at fixed epsilon, 000233 | finally epsilon->0. (12) 000234 | 000235 | The finite Wick expression has at most sixteen elementary fermions and 000236 | total conformal weight eight. The corresponding mode bound has polynomial 000237 | degree at most fifteen, absorbed by smooth rho. Fixed-regulator support lies 000238 | in shrinking neighborhoods of the same eight original preimage arcs. 000239 | No simultaneous lattice/ultraviolet limit or bounded point field is asserted. 000240 | 000241 | 5. The decisive energy-64 Ward test 000242 | ----------------------------------- 000243 | 000244 | The fold retains the exact source-mode relation 000245 | 000246 | Lhat_n=Lcal_(8n)^alpha/8+21/64 delta_(n,0), 000247 | L_-1^d=Lhat_-1=Lcal_-8^alpha/8. (13) 000248 | 000249 | The state 000250 | 000251 | |F8;d>=F8hat(a_+,-1) Omega_d 000252 | 000253 | has folded oscillator level eight. By (13) its original source excitation 000254 | energy is 8*8=64. The Ward vector (L_-1^d)^8 Omega_d has the same folded 000255 | level eight and the same original energy 64. Both vectors are charge zero: 000256 | F8 is a current polynomial and L_-1^d is built from the neutral shifted 000257 | stress tensor. Thus the test never leaves the neutral source-energy-64 000258 | sector of the original QWZ scaling representation. 000259 | 000260 | For any homogeneous degree-eight oscillator polynomial P, 000261 | 000262 |
000263 | =8! conjugate(P(b)). (14)
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000265 | For the normalized F8 and the QWZ-equivalent negative-sea alpha=1/4 chart,
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000267 | A_(1/4)
000268 | =3 sqrt(35)(5416993+18690336 i)/2^31 != 0. (15)
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000270 | In original source normalization, (13) gives the actual amplitude
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