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CsdLean4.SigmaLayer.ContextFixedA7FS

Discharging the abundance hypothesis for Fubini–Study at N ≥ 3 #

SigmaLayer/ContextFixedA7.lean proved the cap — a base-only, U(N)-covariant, non-negative preparation density g vanishes a.e. below ½conditional on an abundance hypothesis: that two overlap coordinates can jointly take values in any positive-measure set below ½.

This file discharges that hypothesis for the actual Fubini–Study measure, so the cap becomes unconditional at N ≥ 3.

The mechanism #

The corpus already knows where μ_FS goes under the moment map: fs_volume_eq_dirichlet_inter says the pushforward is the uniform (Dirichlet) measure on the open simplex,

μ_FS ((ratioN ∘ momentMap) ⁻¹' R) = M! · vol (R ∩ openSimplexFree).

So abundance becomes a question about Lebesgue measure on Fin M → ℝ: does the set where two chosen coordinates land in T meet the open simplex in positive volume? For M ≥ 2 it does, and the construction is explicit — put the two chosen coordinates in T and every other coordinate in a small interval (0, ε).

The one subtlety is that T ⊆ (0, ½) gives tⱼ + tₖ < 1 pointwise but not uniformly, so the room left for the other coordinates is not bounded below. exists_trunc_of_volume_pos fixes that by first passing to a positive-measure part of T bounded away from ½.

Why M ≥ 2, i.e. N ≥ 3 #

M = N − 1 is the number of free simplex coordinates. Two distinct free coordinates exist exactly when M ≥ 2, i.e. N ≥ 3. At N = 2 there is a single free coordinate and the second Born weight is 1 − s₁ — functionally dependent, which is precisely CSD.SigmaLayer.joint_degenerate_of_sum_eq_one (SigmaLayer/ContextFixedA7.lean), the qubit's escape route. So the dimension count that makes this file work is the same one that makes the qubit exempt.

Status #

With fs_joint_abundance the cap is unconditional at N ≥ 3. That is a derived structural constraint on any base-only A7 construction, replacing the numerical evidence the retracted "provably dead" row rested on. It is still not the no-go: the generic-ψ requirement and the harmonic argument remain open (see ContextFixedA7.lean's header and specs/BACKLOG.md).

References #

SigmaLayer/ContextFixedA7.lean (the reduction and the cap); LF4/BornRegionUncond.lean (fs_volume_eq_dirichlet_inter); LF4/MomentRatioUniformN.lean (openSimplexFree, ratioN); LF4/MomentMap.lean (momentMap_sum_eq_one); specs/BACKLOG.md.

Truncating a low set away from ½ #

theorem CSD.SigmaLayer.exists_trunc_of_volume_pos {T : Set } (hT : TSet.Iio (1 / 2)) (hpos : 0 < MeasureTheory.volume T) :
c < 1 / 2, 0 < MeasureTheory.volume (T Set.Iio c)

A positive-measure set below ½ has a positive-measure part bounded away from ½. Needed because T ⊆ (0,½) bounds tⱼ + tₖ < 1 pointwise but not uniformly, and the product construction below needs uniform room for the remaining coordinates.

Positivity on the open simplex #

theorem CSD.SigmaLayer.volume_inter_openSimplexFree_pos {M : } {T : Set } {j k : Fin M} (hjk : j k) (hT : TSet.Ioo 0 (1 / 2)) (hpos : 0 < MeasureTheory.volume T) :

Abundance on the simplex. For M ≥ 2 and a positive-measure T ⊆ (0,½), the set where coordinates j ≠ k both land in T meets the open simplex in positive volume.

The abundance hypothesis, discharged for Fubini–Study #

theorem CSD.SigmaLayer.fs_joint_abundance {M : } (p₀ : LF4.CPN (M + 1)) {j k : Fin M} (hjk : j k) {T : Set } (hTm : MeasurableSet T) (hT : TSet.Ioo 0 (1 / 2)) (hpos : 0 < MeasureTheory.volume T) :

The Fubini–Study measure supplies the abundance hypothesis at N ≥ 3.

Two distinct free moment coordinates jointly take values in any positive-measure T ⊆ (0,½) on a set of positive μ_FS-measure. Via fs_volume_eq_dirichlet_inter this is exactly the simplex positivity above, and M ≥ 2 — i.e. N ≥ 3 — is what makes two distinct free coordinates available.

theorem CSD.SigmaLayer.fs_cap_unconditional {M : } (p₀ : LF4.CPN (M + 1)) {j k : Fin M} (hjk : j k) {g : } (hgm : Measurable g) (hdisj : (Matrix.UnitaryGroup.fubiniStudyMeasure p₀) ((overlapSupport g fun (p : Projectivization (EuclideanSpace (Fin (M + 1)))) => LF4.momentMap p j.castSucc) overlapSupport g fun (p : Projectivization (EuclideanSpace (Fin (M + 1)))) => LF4.momentMap p k.castSucc) = 0) :
MeasureTheory.volume ({t : | g t 0} Set.Ioo 0 (1 / 2)) = 0

★ The cap, unconditional at N ≥ 3.

A base-only, U(N)-covariant, non-negative preparation density reproducing Born on the Fubini–Study sector vanishes almost everywhere on overlap values below ½ — no hypothesis left over. The N = 2 solution 4(2s−1)₊ is supported exactly on (½, 1], so the bound is sharp and attained.

N = 2 is exempt structurally, and this proof needs nothing to exclude it: the statement quantifies over distinct j k : Fin M, which is uninhabited unless M ≥ 2, i.e. N = M + 1 ≥ 3. For why the qubit escapes the cap — the mathematical content, which is not used here — see CSD.SigmaLayer.joint_degenerate_of_sum_eq_one (SigmaLayer/ContextFixedA7.lean).

Balanced states are not negligible #

vanishes_below_of_balanced needs states whose overlaps are all small — near the barycentre of the simplex. ∑ᵢ sᵢ = 1 forces maxᵢ sᵢ ≥ 1/n, and every threshold above that is met on a set of positive measure, witnessed by a box around the barycentre.

The geometry is split from the arithmetic deliberately: box_in_simplex takes the centre b and half-width d as abstract reals constrained by linear relations plus the single identity M·b = 1 − b, so every step inside it is linear. The concrete choice b = 1/(M+1), d = min(b, c−b)/(M+1) is then made once, in volume_balanced_inter_openSimplexFree_pos.

theorem CSD.SigmaLayer.volume_balanced_inter_openSimplexFree_pos {M : } (hM : 0 < M) {c : } (hc : 1 / (M + 1) < c) :
0 < MeasureTheory.volume ({t : Fin M | (∀ (i : Fin M), t i c) 1 - i : Fin M, t i c} LF4.openSimplexFree)

Balanced states occupy positive volume in the simplex.

theorem CSD.SigmaLayer.fs_balanced_abundance {M : } (hM : 0 < M) (p₀ : LF4.CPN (M + 1)) {c : } (hc : 1 / (M + 1) < c) :
0 < (Matrix.UnitaryGroup.fubiniStudyMeasure p₀) {p : LF4.CPN (M + 1) | ∀ (i : Fin (M + 1)), LF4.momentMap p i c}

Balanced states have positive Fubini–Study measure — the hbalanced hypothesis of vanishes_below_of_balanced, discharged for μ_FS.