DifferentialAreaLaw · section of the QIQT-H book

QIQTH.DifferentialAreaLaw

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DifferentialAreaLaw · entries 71–73 of 1000

Lemma 71 (deriv_eq_of_le_of_eq).  source ↗

First-order saturation ⇒ equal first variations. If f ≤ g on a neighbourhood of 0 and f 0 = g 0, then 0 is a local maximum of f − g, so the derivatives agree: f' = g'. This is the engine that converts a bound saturated at the reference into an equality of first variations, without assuming f = g.

(f)(0)=f(g)(0)=g(for t near 0,  ftgt)f0=g0f=g({f})'({0})={f^{\prime}} \to ({g})'({0})={g^{\prime}} \to (\text{for }t\text{ near }0,\; f\,t \le g\,t) \to f\,0 = g\,0 \to f^{\prime} = g^{\prime}

Proof. Immediate from the definitions. \square

Used by differential_area_law.

Lemma 72 (differential_area_law).  source ↗

THE DIFFERENTIAL AREA LAW, DERIVED. Along a one-parameter deformation t, with S the horizon entropy, KE the modular energy ⟨K⟩, A the area, and a constant η:

HYPOTHESES (note: NONE asserts S = ηA or δS = ηδA): * hbound — the capacity bound S ≤ η·A near 0 (QIQT-H’s shannon_le_log_card); * hsatsaturation at the reference S 0 = η·A 0 (equilibrium, shannon_uniform_eq_log_card); * hfl — the entanglement first law datum: KE − S has a local minimum at 0 (relative entropy ≥ 0, = 0 at the reference); * differentiability of S, KE, A at 0.

CONCLUSION: δS = η δA and δ⟨K⟩ = η δA — the differential area law, derived.

(S)(0)=s(KE)(0)=k(A)(0)=a(for t near 0,  StηAt)S0=ηA0IsLocalMin(λtKEtSt)0s=ηak=ηa({S})'({0})={s^{\prime}} \to ({\mathrm{KE}})'({0})={k^{\prime}} \to ({A})'({0})={a^{\prime}} \to (\text{for }t\text{ near }0,\; S\,t \le \eta \cdot A\,t) \to S\,0 = \eta \cdot A\,0 \to \mathrm{IsLocalMin}\,(\lambda t \mapsto \mathrm{KE}\,t - S\,t)\,0 \to s^{\prime} = \eta \cdot a^{\prime} \wedge k^{\prime} = \eta \cdot a^{\prime}

Proof. By deriv_eq_of_le_of_eq. \square

Used by differential_area_law_of_relEntropy.

Lemma 73 (differential_area_law_of_relEntropy).  source ↗

The differential area law from RELATIVE-ENTROPY POSITIVITY — grounding the first-law datum hfl in QIQT-H’s own theorem. The entanglement first law’s premise (IsLocalMin (KE − S) 0) is not an extra assumption: it is exactly relative-entropy non-negativity with equality at the reference, D = KE − S ≥ 0 and D 0 = 0 — which QIQT-H proves as QuantumEntropy.relEntropy_nonneg (Klein’s inequality) and relEntropy_self. So the inputs reduce to: the capacity bound S ≤ η·A (QIQT’s shannon_le_log_card), saturation at the reference, relative-entropy positivity (Klein), and differentiability — and these DERIVE δS = η δA and δ⟨K⟩ = η δA.

(S)(0)=s(KE)(0)=k(A)(0)=a(for t near 0,  StηAt)S0=ηA0((t:R),0KEtSt)KE0S0=0s=ηak=ηa({S})'({0})={s^{\prime}} \to ({\mathrm{KE}})'({0})={k^{\prime}} \to ({A})'({0})={a^{\prime}} \to (\text{for }t\text{ near }0,\; S\,t \le \eta \cdot A\,t) \to S\,0 = \eta \cdot A\,0 \to (\forall (t : \mathbb{R}), 0 \le \mathrm{KE}\,t - S\,t) \to \mathrm{KE}\,0 - S\,0 = 0 \to s^{\prime} = \eta \cdot a^{\prime} \wedge k^{\prime} = \eta \cdot a^{\prime}

Proof. By differential_area_law. \square

Used by bl_pernull_of_qiqt.


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