LF4/AxisBridge: general axis ↦ reference axis for Fubini–Study integrals (context-fixed qubit, A7) #
Category: 2-LF4 (Kähler / moment-map layer — sphere-measure infrastructure).
The general-axis bridge: for a unit axis n, any Fubini–Study integral of f ∘ blochProj n
equals the same integral with blochProj n replaced by the reference coordinate momentMap · 0
(= blochProj e₀):
∫ f(blochProj n p) dμ_FS = ∫ f(momentMap p 0) dμ_FS.
The mechanism is the existing U(2)-invariance of the Fubini–Study measure
(fubiniStudyMeasure_smul_invariant): a unitary U with U • [e₀] = [n] moves the axis, and the
measure is unchanged. This is the workhorse that lifts the reference-axis results
(hatBox_moment, spreadDensity_normalized) to an arbitrary measurement axis — in particular
the general-axis hat-box ∫ |2·blochProj n − 1| dμ_FS = ½ and normalisation
∫ 4·(2·blochProj n − 1)₊ dμ_FS = 1. Foundational-triple, no sorry.
References #
LF4/BlochProjection.lean (blochProj, blochProj_smul, blochProj_measurable);
LF4/HatBox.lean (hatBox_moment, spreadDensity_normalized — the reference-axis integrals);
Mathlib/.../FubiniStudy.lean (fubiniStudyMeasure_smul_invariant); specs/record-layer-plan.md §2.
Axis-alignment. For a unit axis n in ℂ² there is a unitary U sending the reference
coordinate to the n-coordinate: blochProj n (U • p) = momentMap p 0 for all p. Obtained from
transitivity of the U(2)-action on ℂℙ¹ (U • [e₀] = [n]) plus unitary invariance of the inner
product.
General-axis bridge. For a unit axis n, a Fubini–Study integral of any measurable function
of blochProj n equals the same integral with blochProj n replaced by the reference coordinate
momentMap · 0. The axis is moved to e₀ by unitary invariance of μ_FS.
General-axis hat-box. The Fubini–Study average of the Bloch height |2·blochProj n − 1|
along an arbitrary unit axis n is ½ — Archimedes' hat-box for any axis (via the bridge to the
reference-axis hatBox_moment).
General-axis spread-density normalisation. The CSD spread density 4·(2·blochProj n − 1)₊
along an arbitrary unit axis n integrates to 1 against the Fubini–Study measure.