TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: experiments/theory-contracts/tfpt-unified-source-derivation-20261029/aps_source_review/CALDERON-OPERATION-SOURCE-PROOF.txt Original file SHA-256: 3e64abb6953af41c27ec47e56f8b01845c485d51856178cbcc0485fd16165213 Inclusive original lines: 1-120 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 | R074. ORIGINAL TWO-FACE OPERATIONS: REDUCTION, IMPLEMENTATION, SOURCE CHANGE 000002 | 1 November2026. Scoped continuation of R073, not completion of F1. 000003 | 000004 | 1. Decisive question and original source types 000005 | The required result remains the original common physical TFPT source. 000006 | Do not replace it by construction of another compatible free model. 000007 | We test the FIRST proposed identification: does preserving the original 000008 | Cauchy range correctly express physical admissibility of a local operation? 000009 | The original archive defines iota_C=2P_C-I on Cauchy data, but defines the 000010 | physical net AFTER OS by operators A and A* preserving H_adm. Its color 000011 | P_sing is explicitly (I+Z_c+Z_c^2)/3, not full nonabelian SU3 invariance. 000012 | No Gamma(P_C), Q_Theta=CAR parity, Dadm=L0 or Padm=G is supplied. 000013 | 000014 | Reuse the actual labelled product-collar graph, beta=4pi, alpha=1/4,3/4: 000015 | p=r+alpha, r in Z; C(p)=1/(1+exp(beta p)), 000016 | X(p)=1/(2cosh(beta p/2)), 000017 | G(p)=[[1-C(p),X(p)],[X(p),C(p)]]. (1) 000018 | The SECOND original face has occupation C. G is an orthogonal projection. 000019 | Swapping both faces conjugates G by a fixed unitary and changes none of 000020 | the norm/commutant statements; it does NOT silently exchange the labels. 000021 | The imported original graph_projection(exp(-beta*p/2)) reproduces(1). 000022 | Both signed spectral tails, the complete sea and cross coherence remain. 000023 | Identification of this geometric G with the full physical covariance is 000024 | still the existing conditional source premise, not proved by naming P_C. 000025 | 000026 | 2. Complete bounded matrix-multiplication commutant 000027 | Let A(theta) be any bounded measurable2x2 matrix multiplication (smooth 000028 | is sufficient). Its Fourier coefficient A_m obeys [M_A,G]=0 iff 000029 | G(p+m) A_m=A_m G(p) for every r,m. (2) 000030 | Taking r to +infinity in(2) gives [diag(1,0),A_m]=0. 000031 | Thus A_m=diag(a,d), without assuming A Hermitian or unitary. For m!=0, 000032 | strict monotonicity of C gives a=d=0 from the diagonal entries. For m=0, 000033 | the offdiagonal X(p)>0 gives a=d. Conversely a constant cI2 commutes. 000034 | Therefore the whole multiplication commutant is precisely C I2. 000035 | In particular no nonzero properly supported multiplier reduces G. 000036 | For bounded operators, A and A* preserving RanG is equivalent to(2). 000037 | The full bounded-operator commutant is much larger; no claim about all 000038 | nonmultiplication operators or the physical local net follows. 000039 | 000040 | Use the original eightfold MODE decomposition in a PERIODIC frame: 000041 | p_(n,k)=8n+k+alpha, n in Z, k=0,...,7, 000042 | B=8(-i partial_x)+diag(k+alpha). (3) 000043 | Removing the original fractional phases from the quasiperiodic residue 000044 | fields produces this frame and its displayed flat connection. Keeping 000045 | quasiperiodic fields instead requires the corresponding frame transport; 000046 | neither the connection nor derivative terms may be dropped. 000047 | For arbitrary bounded16x16 matrix multiplication its2x2 block condition is 000048 | G(p_(n+m,k)) A_m[k,l]=A_m[k,l] G(p_(n,l)). (4) 000049 | The same tail and monotonicity argument leaves a block only if 000050 | delta=8m+k-l=0, hence m=0,k=l, and then A_0[k,k]=c_k I2. 000051 | Thus the entire folded commutant is constant C^8, same coefficient on 000052 | both faces. It is not restricted to scalar profiles, a chosen q, or a 000053 | finite list of Fourier modes. The two original quarters separately obey 000054 | this statement; no new interquarter identification is introduced. 000055 | 000056 | 3. Entire smooth unitary multiplier implementability class 000057 | For a unitary multiplier V, its CAR automorphism is implementable in the 000058 | G-Fock representation iff [G,V] is Hilbert-Schmidt. This is the charged 000059 | CAR form of the standard criterion (Araki1970,Theorems6/7); it does not 000060 | assert physical availability, locality of an implementer or primitive 000061 | selection. Pure-state equivalence and unchanged state are different. 000062 | 000063 | In the folded periodic frame, the EXACT smooth multiplier class is 000064 | V(x)=V_L(x) direct_sum V_R(x), V_L,V_R in U(8). (5) 000065 | Necessity: for each fixed Fourier coefficient V_m, the matrix entries of 000066 | [G,V] along n -> +infinity tend to [P_face,V_m]. A nonzero off-face block 000067 | therefore gives an infinite sum of nonzero squared entries. HS forces all 000068 | off-face Fourier coefficients to vanish. This proves necessity on the 000069 | whole unitary matrix class, not merely an example. 000070 | Sufficiency: for block-diagonal V the asymptotic projections commute with 000071 | each V_m. Outside O(1+|m|) modes, G_(n+m,k)-its same-tail limit and G_(n,l) 000072 | minus its limit decay exponentially. Uniformly over the finite k,l, 000073 | the summed squared block norm is bounded by const*(1+|m|)||V_m||_HS^2. 000074 | Smooth Fourier decay makes the sum finite. This also supplies a direct 000075 | infinite-dimensional proof, without a finite-CCR construction. 000076 | For the SEPARATE class of cover-pointwise2x2 multipliers the answer is 000077 | U(1)xU(1) multiplication on the two faces. This is not the pullback of 000078 | every folded U(8)xU(8) multiplier: a general folded channel mixing pulls 000079 | back to a multi-arc, bilocal cover operator. Keep R072/R073 locality types. 000080 | A constant bare face swap is NOT implementable: its commutator 000081 | has nondecaying off-face entries at both spectral ends. The already given 000082 | combined reflection with reversed tangential operator is a DIFFERENT 000083 | operator, not excluded. No alternative reflection is searched here. 000084 | 000085 | Reducing unitaries from section2 are the much smaller constant U(1)^8, 000086 | with the SAME residue phase on both faces. Implementability of a general 000087 | loop does not force charge neutrality, even fermion parity or membership 000088 | in a specified local observable algebra. Those remain original tests. 000089 | 000090 | 4. Exact all-mode size of an actual common source change 000091 | For scalar multiplication v on BOTH faces (not a one-face lift), 000092 | ||[M_v,G]||_HS^2=sum_(m in Z) 2m tanh(beta*m/4)|v_m|^2. (6) 000093 | The m=0 coefficient is0. The expression is positive for every m!=0 and 000094 | does not depend on alpha. It is a norm, not a probability or coupling. 000095 | Derive it directly from the original2x2 graph. Put t=exp(beta*p/2)>0, 000096 | s=exp(beta*m/2)>0. Its blocks are rank-one projectors, and 000097 | tr((G(p+m)-G(p))^2) 000098 | =2t^2(s-1)^2/((1+t^2)(1+s^2*t^2)) 000099 | =2(s-1)/(s+1)*(C(p)-C(p+m)). (7) 000100 | The two tails of C are1,0. Thus the absolutely convergent whole-sea sum 000101 | sum_r(C(r+alpha)-C(r+alpha+m))=m (8) 000102 | by telescoping, for positive or negative integer m. Combining(7),(8) 000103 | with Parseval proves(6). A finite window is only a numerical control. 000104 | For general beta>0 the weights are comparable to |m| at large |m|; 000105 | smooth v is sufficient. The beta->0 limit must not be interchanged with 000106 | the whole infinite sum without an additional argument. 000107 | 000108 | For the existing fixed q=M^T b from R072, q.q=2, and real smooth b(x), 000109 | let A=b(x)diag(q) act commonly on both faces in the frame(3). Then 000110 | ||[A,G]||_HS^2=4 sum_m m tanh(2beta*m)|b_m|^2. (9) 000111 | Each residue uses step8; its telescoping sum is m, not8m. Summing q_k^2 000112 | gives2. This explains both factors in(9). No new current normalization. 000113 | For any implementable selfadjoint generator A, normal ordered to have 000114 | zero source mean, Var_G(dGamma(A))=Tr(G A(1-G)A)=1/2||[G,A]||_HS^2. 000115 | This covariance response concerns the COMMON two-face lift. The original 000116 | single-face q current and its central level are not replaced by it. 000117 | The old source already distinguishes common and relative lifts and their 000118 | cocycles; that distinction is reused, not counted as a new result. 000119 | 000120 | 5. Correct covariance transport and original locality