LF4 Tranche M slice 2 (option C): Born = Fubini–Study volume ratio on Σ (qubit) #
This completes the on-Σ statement of "Born = volume ratio" for the qubit
(N = 2), modulo the single explicit analytic hypothesis identified in slice 2:
the 0-coordinate of the moment map pushes the genuine Fubini–Study measure to
the uniform measure on [0,1].
fs_born_volume_ratio_qubit :
(Φ₀∗ fubiniStudyMeasure = uniform[0,1]) →
fubiniStudyMeasure {p | momentMap p 0 ≤ momentMap [ψ] 0} = ‖⟨e₀, ψ⟩‖².
The outcome region is the sublevel set {p | momentMap p 0 ≤ momentMap [ψ] 0}
— the rays whose outcome-0 moment value is at most the preparation's. For
N = 2 the moment polytope is the segment [0,1], so this sublevel set is the
pullback of [0, b₀(ψ)] and its FS measure is its length b₀(ψ) = ‖⟨e₀,ψ⟩‖².
The region is geometric (a moment sublevel set), the measure is the genuine
fubiniStudyMeasure on the ontic Kähler Σ = ℂℙ¹, and the equality to the Born
weight is a theorem — no carving, no busch_effect_gleason.
Honest scope. The hypothesis h_uniform is the N = 2 Duistermaat–Heckman /
Dirichlet fact ("|U₀₀|² is Uniform[0,1] for Haar U(2)"), the discharge
target of plan B (specs/carve-out-plan.md Tranche M slice 2). Stated as an
explicit hypothesis, the theorem stays axiom-clean (the project's
load-bearing-hypothesis pattern) and names the precise remaining gap. The
sublevel-set form is special to N = 2 (the 1-dimensional polytope); general N
uses the barycentric regions of BornVolume.lean with the full
Φ∗μ_FS = uniform_Δ pushforward.
Category: 1-Mathlib adjacent; kept in CSD.LF4 for the carve-out programme.
momentMap · i is measurable. momentMap is defined via the
representative rep, but it is scale-invariant, so it descends from the
measurable function v ↦ ‖vᵢ‖²/‖v‖² on the nonzero subtype. Routed through the
§12 characterisation measurable_iff_measurable_comp_mk'.
Headline (option C): the Born weight is a Fubini–Study volume ratio on ℂℙ¹.
For a unit qubit preparation ψ, modulo the N = 2 Duistermaat–Heckman
hypothesis (Φ₀∗ fubiniStudyMeasure = uniform[0,1]), the FS measure of the
moment sublevel set at [ψ] equals the Born weight ‖⟨e₀, ψ⟩‖².