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CsdLean4.LF4.PauliRobertson

LF4 §14.2 Robertson saturation: Pauli σ_x, σ_y on |0⟩ (N=2) #

Category: 3-Local (LF4 §14.2 concrete instance — first witness of the Kähler Robertson bound, demonstrating saturation on the canonical two-non-commuting-Paulis-and-a-spin-z-eigenstate example).

The classical textbook case. For Pauli observables σ_x, σ_y acting on the spin-up state |0⟩ = (1, 0):

Via UncertaintyKahler.kahler_robertson_ontic_variance, the Robertson bound is realised at the ontic level:

(∫ σ, spectralOnticCentered σ_x σ ∂μψ) · (∫ σ, spectralOnticCentered σ_y σ ∂μψ) ≥ ¼ · ‖⟨0, [σ_x, σ_y] 0⟩‖².

This module computes both sides explicitly and proves the LHS = RHS = 1 saturation theorem pauli_xy_robertson_saturation.

Module contents #

Axiom posture #

Foundational triple only.

Pauli matrices and the spin-down state #

noncomputable def CSD.LF4.pauliX :
Matrix (Fin 2) (Fin 2)

The Pauli X matrix (0,1; 1,0).

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    noncomputable def CSD.LF4.pauliY :
    Matrix (Fin 2) (Fin 2)

    The Pauli Y matrix (0,-i; i,0).

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      noncomputable def CSD.LF4.zMinusVec :

      The spin-down state |1⟩ = (0, 1) in EuclideanSpace ℂ (Fin 2).

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        Hermiticity #

        Entry-level facts #

        Pauli action on |0⟩ and |1⟩ #

        Expectations on |0⟩ #

        Norm-squareds on |0⟩ #

        Spectral variances = 1 #

        Ontic integrals = 1 #

        Commutator inner product = 2i, norm² = 4 #

        [σ_x, σ_y]·|0⟩ = (σ_x σ_y − σ_y σ_x)·|0⟩. Compute by stepping through each composition: σ_x σ_y · |0⟩ = σ_x · (i·|1⟩) = i·|0⟩, and σ_y σ_x · |0⟩ = σ_y · |1⟩ = -i·|0⟩. Subtraction gives 2i·|0⟩.

        Headline: saturation #

        Robertson saturation for Pauli σ_x, σ_y on the spin-up state |0⟩.

        On the Kähler instance KSigma 2 with preparation (Dirac p₀) × vol_T², the ontic-side product of integrated centered indicator-sums for σ_x and σ_y on the spin-up state |0⟩ equals exactly the Robertson lower bound ¼ · |⟨0, [σ_x, σ_y] · 0⟩|², both equal to 1. The state |0⟩ saturates Robertson — it is a minimum-uncertainty state for the pair (σ_x, σ_y). Combines with kahler_robertson_ontic_variance (which gives ) to give equality.