QIQTH.Fock.Localization
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Definition 236 (V). source ↗
1+1D Minkowski spacetime (coordinates (t, x) = (z 0, z 1)).
Used by inner_KrepL2, inner_KrepL2_general, inner_boostUnitary_KrepL2, symm_edge_eq_shifted, symm_edge_eq_inner, kmsFun, kmsFun_ofReal, kmsFun_ofReal_eq_inner, and 158 more.
Definition 237 (minkowskiDot). source ↗
The Minkowski pairing η(p, x) = p₀x₀ − p₁x₁ (signature (+,−)).
Used by minkowskiFourier_smul, minkowskiFourier_bumpCW, minkowskiDot_boost, minkowskiFourier, minkowskiFourier_boost, minkowskiFourier_zero, continuous_minkowskiDot_fst, continuous_minkowskiDot_snd, and 5 more.
Definition 238 (massShell). source ↗
The positive mass shell in rapidity coordinates: p_m(θ) = (m cosh θ, m sinh θ).
Used by Krep_smul, Krep_bumpCW_zero, massShell_zero, massShell_one, massShell_boost, Krep, Krep_boost, Krep_zero, and 8 more.
Definition 239 (lorentzBoost). source ↗
The proper rapidity-a Lorentz boost on V.
Used by lorentzBoost_zero, lorentzBoost_one, massShell_boost, minkowskiDot_boost, lorentzBoostₗ_apply, measurePreserving_lorentzBoost, measurableEmbedding_lorentzBoost, boostTest, and 6 more.
Lemma 240 (massShell_zero). source ↗
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by massShell_boost.
Lemma 241 (massShell_one). source ↗
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by massShell_boost.
Lemma 242 (lorentzBoost_zero). source ↗
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by massShell_boost.
Lemma 243 (lorentzBoost_one). source ↗
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by massShell_boost.
Lemma 244 (massShell_boost). source ↗
The boost shifts rapidity on the mass shell: Λ_a (p_m θ) = p_m (θ + a). This is the geometric heart of boost-equivariance (the boost acts as translation θ ↦ θ + a on the shell).
Proof. By massShell_zero, massShell_one, lorentzBoost_zero, lorentzBoost_one.
Used by Krep_boost.
Lemma 245 (minkowskiDot_boost). source ↗
The Minkowski pairing is boost-invariant: η(Λ_a p, Λ_a x) = η(p, x).
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by minkowskiFourier_boost.
Definition 246 (lorentzBoostMat). source ↗
The boost matrix [[cosh a, sinh a], [sinh a, cosh a]].
Used by lorentzBoostₗ, lorentzBoostₗ_apply, det_lorentzBoost.
Definition 247 (lorentzBoostₗ). source ↗
The boost packaged as an ℝ-linear endomorphism of V (via its standard matrix). Typed on Fin 2 → ℝ (rather than the abbrev V) so the volume Haar instance synthesizes for the measure change-of-variables.
Used by lorentzBoostₗ_apply, det_lorentzBoost, measurePreserving_lorentzBoost, lorentzBoostLE, measurableEmbedding_lorentzBoost.
Lemma 248 (lorentzBoostₗ_apply). source ↗
Proof. By lorentzBoostMat.
Used by measurePreserving_lorentzBoost, measurableEmbedding_lorentzBoost.
Lemma 249 (det_lorentzBoost). source ↗
The boost is unimodular: det Λ_a = cosh²a − sinh²a = 1 — the change of variables y = Λ_a x in the spacetime Fourier integral has unit Jacobian (no measure correction).
Proof. By lorentzBoostMat.
Used by measurePreserving_lorentzBoost.
Lemma 250 (measurePreserving_lorentzBoost). source ↗
The boost preserves the Lebesgue volume (unit Jacobian) — the measure-preservation needed for the Fourier change of variables in boost-equivariance. (Stated on Fin 2 → ℝ explicitly so the volume Haar instance synthesizes; V is the same type but the reducible abbrev blocks instance search.)
Proof. By lorentzBoostₗ, lorentzBoostₗ_apply, det_lorentzBoost.
Used by minkowskiFourier_boost.
Definition 251 (lorentzBoostLE). source ↗
The boost as a (continuous) linear equivalence of Fin 2 → ℝ — gives a measurable embedding.
Used by measurableEmbedding_lorentzBoost.
Lemma 252 (measurableEmbedding_lorentzBoost). source ↗
The boost is a measurable embedding (it is a continuous linear equivalence).
Proof. By lorentzBoostₗ, lorentzBoostₗ_apply, lorentzBoostLE.
Used by minkowskiFourier_boost.
Definition 253 (minkowskiFourier). source ↗
The Minkowski-space Fourier transform f̂_M(p) = ∫ e^{−i η(p,x)} f(x) dx, with the Minkowski pairing in the exponent (signature (+,−); soundness trap #2).
Used by minkowskiFourier_smul, Krep_smul, minkowskiFourier_bumpCW, Krep_bumpCW_zero, minkowskiFourier_boost, Krep, Krep_boost, minkowskiFourier_zero, and 7 more.
Definition 254 (boostTest). source ↗
The boost action on test functions (β_a f)(x) = f(Λ_a x).
Used by inner_boostUnitary_KrepL2, symm_edge_eq_inner, kmsFun_ofReal_eq_inner, memLp_Krep_boostTest, boost, minkowskiFourier_boost, Krep_boost, boostUnitary_KrepL2, and 2 more.
Lemma 255 (minkowskiFourier_boost). source ↗
Boost-equivariance of the localization (Fourier) map: f̂_M ∘ β_a = U_a ∘ f̂_M, i.e. (β_a f)^_M(p) = f̂_M(Λ_a p). A clean change of variables y = Λ_a x (unit Jacobian, the boost is volume-preserving and a measurable embedding) plus the Minkowski-pairing boost-invariance. This is the Phase-1c keystone: it makes the localization intertwine the spacetime boost with the one-particle action. Holds for ANY f (no integrability hypothesis — MeasurePreserving.integral_comp).
Proof. By minkowskiDot, minkowskiDot_boost, measurePreserving_lorentzBoost, measurableEmbedding_lorentzBoost.
Used by Krep_boost.
Definition 256 (Krep). source ↗
The localized rapidity amplitude (K f)(θ) = 2^{-1/2} · f̂_M(p_m θ) — the value of the localization map on the positive mass shell, in rapidity coordinates (before the L² packaging). The 1/√2 is the invariant-measure normalization dp/(2ω) = dθ/2 (soundness trap #1: omitting it scales the symplectic form by 2).
Used by inner_KrepL2, inner_KrepL2_general, inner_boostUnitary_KrepL2, symm_edge_eq_shifted, symm_edge_eq_inner, kmsFun_ofReal, kmsFun_ofReal_eq_inner, kmsFun_sub_I, and 68 more.
Lemma 257 (Krep_boost). source ↗
The localization is boost-covariant at the amplitude level: boosting the spacetime test function translates the localized rapidity amplitude, (K (β_a f))(θ) = (K f)(θ + a). So the Lorentz boost acts on the localized one-particle amplitude as the rapidity translation θ ↦ θ + a — exactly the action implemented by the one-particle unitary OneParticle.boostUnitary. Immediate from the Phase-1c keystone minkowskiFourier_boost and the shell geometry massShell_boost.
Proof. By massShell, lorentzBoost, massShell_boost, minkowskiFourier, minkowskiFourier_boost.
Used by inner_boostUnitary_KrepL2, memLp_Krep_boostTest, boostUnitary_KrepL2, boostUnitary_mapsTo_wedgeGenSet.
Lemma 258 (minkowskiFourier_zero). source ↗
The Minkowski-Fourier transform of the zero function is zero.
Proof. By minkowskiDot.
Used by Krep_zero.
Lemma 259 (Krep_zero). source ↗
The localized amplitude of the zero function is the zero function.
Proof. By massShell, minkowskiFourier, minkowskiFourier_zero.
Used by zero_vec.
Lemma 260 (continuous_minkowskiDot_fst). source ↗
p ↦ η(p,x) is continuous.
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by minkowskiFourier_continuous.
Lemma 261 (continuous_minkowskiDot_snd). source ↗
x ↦ η(p,x) is continuous.
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by minkowskiFourier_continuous.
Lemma 262 (minkowskiFourier_continuous). source ↗
The Minkowski-Fourier transform of an integrable function is continuous (Riemann–Lebesgue continuity, via dominated convergence; the exponential has modulus one and f dominates).
Proof. By minkowskiDot, continuous_minkowskiDot_fst, continuous_minkowskiDot_snd.
Used by Krep_continuous.
Lemma 263 (continuous_massShell). source ↗
The mass-shell embedding θ ↦ p_m(θ) is continuous.
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by Krep_continuous.
Lemma 264 (Krep_continuous). source ↗
The localized rapidity amplitude is continuous for an integrable test function, hence (part (a) of MemLp) almost-everywhere strongly measurable. The remaining part (b) — the L² bound from Schwartz–Fourier decay on the mass shell — is the isolated multi-week analytic core.
Proof. By massShell, minkowskiFourier, minkowskiFourier_continuous, continuous_massShell.
Used by Krep_bumpCW_ne_zero_of, Krep_aestronglyMeasurable, integrable_Krep, integrable_ftKrep, hasDerivAt_ftKrepF.
Lemma 265 (Krep_aestronglyMeasurable). source ↗
Proof. By Krep_continuous.
Used by Krep_memLp_of_decay.
Lemma 266 (one_add_sq_le_cosh_sq). source ↗
The mass-shell hyperbola dominates the parabola: 1 + θ² ≤ cosh²θ (since cosh²=1+sinh² and θ² ≤ sinh²θ).
Proof. Immediate from the definitions.
Used by integrable_cosh_inv_sq.
Lemma 267 (integrable_cosh_inv_sq). source ↗
1/cosh² is integrable on ℝ (dominated by the Cauchy density (1+θ²)⁻¹).
Proof. By one_add_sq_le_cosh_sq.
Used by memLp_cosh_inv.
Lemma 268 (memLp_cosh_inv). source ↗
1/cosh ∈ L²(ℝ) — the comparison function for the localized-amplitude boundedness.
Proof. By integrable_cosh_inv_sq.
Used by Krep_memLp_of_decay.
Lemma 269 (Krep_memLp_of_decay). source ↗
Boundedness from a 1/cosh decay bound: if the localized rapidity amplitude is dominated by C/cosh θ, then it lies in L²(ℝ). This reduces the MemLp obligation of LocalTest to the sharp pointwise Fourier-decay estimate ‖(K f)(θ)‖ ≤ C/cosh θ — the genuine remaining analytic content (the Fourier transform of a smooth test function decays on the mass shell). The integrability is fully discharged here.
Proof. By Krep_aestronglyMeasurable, memLp_cosh_inv.
Used by schwartz_Krep_memLp.