TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: documents/archive--tfpt-45--source_extracts--04_qft_source/sections/008-section-relative-reflection-positivity-with-fermions.tex Original file SHA-256: 898aa879cf6a3eb6464d3180274bc2fc028408aeec9676af70a862dad9c3f4dc Inclusive original lines: 143-169 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. 000143 | \subsection{Normalized quotient form} 000144 | 000145 | The relative Euclidean theory used in the main closure section is not interpreted as a difference of measures. Instead it is organized as the normalized quotient 000146 | \[ 000147 | Z_{\mathrm{rel}}[J,\eta,\bar\eta] 000148 | = 000149 | \frac{Z_{\mathrm{adm}}[J,\eta,\bar\eta]}{Z_{\mathrm{ref}}[0,0,0]}. 000150 | \] 000151 | Because the denominator is source independent on the admissible sector, the reference theory acts only as a fixed normalizer and does not interfere with reflection positivity. 000152 | 000153 | \subsection{Bosonic and fermionic positivity on \texorpdfstring{$\Padm$}{Padm}} 000154 | 000155 | The commutation relations 000156 | \[ 000157 | [\Theta,P_\Theta]=0, 000158 | \qquad 000159 | \Theta\Padm=\Padm\Theta 000160 | \] 000161 | ensure that reflection preserves the admissible subspace. The bosonic part then follows the standard Markov / reflection-stable Osterwalder--Schrader argument on admissible observables. For fermions, the admissible CAR kernel may be written as a reflected quadratic form; equivalently one may express the same condition as positivity of the associated Pfaffian structure on the admissible sector. Hence for every admissible observable $O$ supported in $\tau>0$, 000162 | \[ 000163 | \langle \Theta O,O\rangle_{\mathrm{rel}} 000164 | = 000165 | \frac{1}{Z_{\mathrm{ref}}[0,0,0]} 000166 | \langle \Theta O,O\rangle_{\mathrm{adm}} 000167 | \ge 0. 000168 | \] 000169 | This appendix section is the mechanism behind \TFPTxref{lem:admissible-reflection-positivity,thm:reflection-positivity-admissible,thm:lorentzian-reconstruction}; it is recorded here so that the main-text reconstruction theorem is not supported only by a one-line axiom call.