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CsdLean4.RecordLayer.LocalLudersBasis

SigmaLayer/LocalLudersBasis: local measurements in every basis (brick 3a) #

Category: dynamical measurement — dynamical no-signalling (A6, dynamical form), brick 3a: the local Lüders map for an arbitrary orthonormal basis on the measured factor.

LocalLuders handled the computational-basis marker measurement. The eraser's erase arm measures the marker in the ± basis — and rather than hand-build those two projectors, this module generalises: for any orthonormal basis g of the B factor,

(localProjOn g j v)(a, k) = ⟪gⱼ, v(a,·)⟫ · gⱼ(k)

is the local projector 1_A ⊗ |gⱼ⟩⟨gⱼ|. The computational case is recovered exactly (localProjOn_basisFun). Everything brick 1 proved survives, with Parseval doing the work the ite-collapse did before:

⚠️ Honest scope. As in brick 1, this is the statics layer, in the states-and-weights vocabulary that BlockLudersObligation names and the join witness inhabits dynamically; the rotated block structure enters the dynamical machinery through the brick-2 index bridge composed with the local unitary rotating g to the computational basis (the RotatedSwap idiom) — not re-proved here. Brick 3b instantiates the 2 ⊗ 2 eraser: the computational marker measurement (which-path, no fringe) and the ± marker measurement (fringes restored, the QuantumEraserVolume statistics).

References #

specs/BACKLOG.md (the dynamical no-signalling + eraser row); specs/future-work.md. Reused corpus API: localProjB/vecOuter/reduceA_mk (SigmaLayer/LocalLuders.lean), normSq_eq_sum_mul_star (SigmaLayer/OnticMarginals.lean), OrthonormalBasis.sum_inner_mul_inner + OrthonormalBasis.sum_repr' (Mathlib).

The B-slice and the rotated local projector #

noncomputable def CSD.RecordLayer.sliceB {nA nB : } (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) (a : Fin nA) :

The B-slice of a composite vector at A-index a.

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    theorem CSD.RecordLayer.sliceB_apply {nA nB : } (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) (a : Fin nA) (k : Fin nB) :
    (sliceB v a).ofLp k = v.ofLp (a, k)
    noncomputable def CSD.RecordLayer.localProjOn {nA nB : } (g : OrthonormalBasis (Fin nB) (EuclideanSpace (Fin nB))) (j : Fin nB) (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) :

    The local projector 1_A ⊗ |gⱼ⟩⟨gⱼ| for an arbitrary orthonormal basis g of the B factor: (Pⱼ v)(a, k) = ⟪gⱼ, v(a,·)⟫ · gⱼ(k).

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      theorem CSD.RecordLayer.localProjOn_apply {nA nB : } (g : OrthonormalBasis (Fin nB) (EuclideanSpace (Fin nB))) (j : Fin nB) (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) (ak : Fin nA × Fin nB) :
      (localProjOn g j v).ofLp ak = inner (g j) (sliceB v ak.1) * (g j).ofLp ak.2

      The computational basis recovers localProjB.

      Identity and norm resolution #

      Parseval for a slice: the squared inner products against an orthonormal basis resolve the squared norm.

      theorem CSD.RecordLayer.sum_localProjOn {nA nB : } (g : OrthonormalBasis (Fin nB) (EuclideanSpace (Fin nB))) (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) :
      j : Fin nB, localProjOn g j v = v

      The rotated projectors resolve the identity — basis expansion, slice by slice.

      theorem CSD.RecordLayer.sum_normSq_localProjOn {nA nB : } (g : OrthonormalBasis (Fin nB) (EuclideanSpace (Fin nB))) (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) :
      j : Fin nB, localProjOn g j v ^ 2 = v ^ 2

      The Born weights of the rotated outcomes resolve the norm — Parseval per slice.

      The marginal-invariance identity, in every basis #

      Tracing out B collapses the rotated Lüders sum — Parseval where brick 1 had the ite-collapse.

      theorem CSD.RecordLayer.reduceA_localLudersOn_mixture {nA nB : } (g : OrthonormalBasis (Fin nB) (EuclideanSpace (Fin nB))) (v : EuclideanSpace (Fin nA × Fin nB)) (hv : v 0) :
      (∑ j : Fin nB, ↑(localProjOn g j v ^ 2 / v ^ 2) if h : localProjOn g j v = 0 then 0 else reduceA (Projectivization.mk (localProjOn g j v) h)) = reduceA (Projectivization.mk v hv)

      ★★ Dynamical no-signalling, in every measurement basis: the Born-weighted mixture of the post-measurement A-marginals of a local B-measurement in any orthonormal basis equals the pre-measurement A-marginal. Alice cannot detect Bob's outcome or his choice of basis. Zero-weight outcomes carry weight 0 — no positivity hypothesis.