The arena volume is the corpus's μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²} #
TERM-SCOPE(Hamiltonian) — this module uses the restricted sense of "Hamiltonian";
specs/TERMS.md records what is backed and what is not.
Category: 3-Local (the corpus's arena, assembled from Category-1 pieces).
specs/BACKLOG.md ▶ OPEN QUEUE #29 and #32. ArenaSymplectic.lean gave the arena ℂℙᴺ × T²
its symplectic form and the top-form measure arenaVolume of arenaForm^(N+1), and proved
Liouville for that measure; the record layer's Liouville statements live on the corpus's
kMuL = μ_FS ⊗ vol (KahlerInstance.lean). This module identifies the two — first up to the
constant that is the arena volume's total mass, by uniqueness rather than by the binomial expansion
of the top power (#29), then with the constant computed on one product chart (#32):
- ★
arenaVolume_map_smul— the arena volume is invariant underU(N+1)acting on the sector: the action preservesω_FSin charts (preservesLocalRep_fsForm_smul), the identity preserves the torus form, and a product of chart-preserving maps preserves the product form and its top power (PreservesLocalRep.prodMap,.wedgePow,.map_topFormMeasure); - ★
arenaVolume_map_addLeft— the arena volume is invariant under translation of the torus: translation is a chart translation of the translation atlas (AddCircle.isChartTranslation_addLeft), so it preserves the constant area form; - ★★★
arenaVolume_eq_smul_kMuL—arenaVolume = c · (μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²})withc = arenaVolume univ: the sector marginal of the normalised arena volume is aU(N+1)-invariant probability measure, henceμ_FS(fsMeasure_unique); each torus slice is a translation-invariant finite measure on the compact groupT², hence a multiple of Haar (isAddInvariant_eq_smul_of_compactSpace); rectangles then determine the product (Measure.prod_eq); - ★
arenaVolume_chartAt_source— the arena volume of the product chart domain at(origin 0, y₀)is(N+1)·(4π)^N(topFormMeasure_prodTorus_chartAt_source: the flat top power on the product basis is(N+1)times the Fubini–Study coefficient, by the weighted pair-tuple count, and the chart integral factorises through Tonelli);kMuL_chartAt_source— that domain has fullkMuLmeasure (the hyperplanez₀ = 0and the two cut points are null); - ★★
arenaVolume_univ— the mass of the arena volume is(N+1)·(4π)^N: the identification reads the total mass off the full-measure chart domain; ★arenaVolume_ne_zero; - ★★★
arenaVolume_eq_ofReal_smul_kMuL—arenaVolume = (N+1)·(4π)^N · (μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²}), with the constant visible, and ★★kMuL_map_hamiltonianFlow— Liouville forkMuLitself: the Hamiltonian flow of every smoothHon the arena preservesμ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²}, unconditionally.
So Liouville on the arena (arenaVolume_map_hamiltonianFlow) is Liouville for the corpus's
kMuL, and the flow of every sector energy, in particular the Schrödinger flow
(hamiltonianFlow_sectorEnergy_schrodinger), preserves kMuL as a manifold-level theorem.
Honest scope #
⚠️ The constant is convention-bound, exactly as fsVolume_univ's (4π)^N is
(ProjectiveSpaceFubiniStudyMass.lean, honest scope): it is the mass of the top power of
arenaForm against Lebesgue measure on the model, with fsChartForm's factor -4 and the wedge's
own normalisation; the orientation convention is the |·| of topFormMeasure's density.
⚠️ The mass is read off one chart through the identification, not by a null-set argument on
the product: topFormMeasure_prodTorus_chartAt_source gives the chart domain, and
arenaVolume_eq_smul_kMuL (uniqueness) transports it to the whole arena because the domain has
full kMuL measure. The general product identity for top-power measures is still not proved
(ProductForm.lean, honest scope).
⚠️ Invariance is proved for the two group actions the identification needs, U(N+1) × id
and id × T²; no other symplectomorphism of the arena is read in charts.
References: LF4/ArenaSymplectic.lean (arenaVolume, Liouville on the arena);
LF4/KahlerInstance.lean (kMuL); LF4/KahlerVolumeForced.lean
(manyToOneSetup_liouville_eq_product); Geometry/Manifold/FormInvariance.lean;
Geometry/Manifold/Instances/ProjectiveSpaceTorusVolume.lean
(topFormMeasure_prodTorus_chartAt_source); Geometry/Manifold/WedgePowPairs.lean;
Geometry/Manifold/Instances/ProjectiveSpaceFubiniStudyMass.lean (fsMeasure_chartSource_zero);
LinearAlgebra/Projectivization/FubiniStudyUnique.lean (fsMeasure_unique);
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Haar/Unique.lean; specs/BACKLOG.md (#29, #32);
specs/future-work.md.
Finiteness #
★ The arena volume is a finite measure (the arena is compact, the density continuous).
The two invariances #
The unitary action on the sector, read on the arena, preserves the arena form in charts.
★ The arena volume is invariant under U(N+1) acting on the sector.
★ The arena volume is invariant under translation of the torus.
The identification #
★★★ The arena volume is the corpus's μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²} up to its total mass:
arenaVolume N = arenaVolume N univ • kMuL p₀, for every base point p₀.
★★ Liouville for the corpus's kMuL, at manifold level: the Hamiltonian flow of every
smooth H on the arena preserves μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²} scaled by the arena volume's mass.
The mass #
★ The arena volume of the product chart domain at (origin 0, y₀) is (N + 1) (4π)^N
(topFormMeasure_prodTorus_chartAt_source at T = T' = 1).
The product chart domain at (origin 0, y₀) has full kMuL measure: the hyperplane
z₀ = 0 is μ_FS-null (fsMeasure_chartSource_zero) and the two cut points are vol-null
(AddCircle.volume_compl_singleton).
★★ The mass of the arena volume is (N + 1) (4π)^N. By the identification
arenaVolume_eq_smul_kMuL, the arena volume of a chart domain of full kMuL measure is the
total mass.
★★★ arenaVolume = (N + 1) (4π)^N · (μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²}), with the constant visible, for
every base point p₀.
★★ Liouville for the corpus's kMuL itself, unconditionally: the Hamiltonian flow of
every smooth H on the arena preserves μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²} (the constant of
kMuL_smul_map_hamiltonianFlow is nonzero and finite, so it cancels).