Bridging a concrete spacetime to the abstract Haag-Kastler interface #
This file connects the concrete blueprint object
Physicslib4.Spacetime.LorentzianSpacetime (def:lorentzian-spacetime)
to the abstract interface
Physicslib4.AQFT.HaagKastlerCurved.LorentzianSpacetime over which
Axioms 1-5 are stated.
Main definitions #
Physicslib4.Spacetime.LorentzianSpacetime.toAbstractIdentityComponent: the abstract interface induced by a concrete Lorentzian spacetime.
Modelling notes #
The pieces of the abstract interface are read off the concrete spacetime:
Carrieris the manifold's point set;IsBasisSetis membership in the Alexandrov basis of diamondsI⁺(p) ∩ I⁻(q);IsCompletelySpacelikeis the spacelike-separation relation of the underlying spacetime, with respect to its chosen time orientation;Isomis the oriented identity componentSpacetime.Isometry.orientedIdentityComponent(the topologicalconnectedComponentOfOneintersected with future-orientation preservation), which is the blueprint's group of "isometries connected to the identity" in Axiom 5 (see the implementation note ontoAbstractIdentityComponent);isBasisSet_smulisSpacetime.LorentzianSpacetime.isBasisSet_smul: these isometries carry Alexandrov diamonds to Alexandrov diamonds.
The abstract spacetime interface of a geometric Lorentzian spacetime L, the bridge to the curved axioms.
The pieces of the interface are read off L. The points are those of the manifold. The basis sets
are the causal diamonds I⁺(p) ∩ I⁻(q) of the Alexandrov topology for the time orientation of L.
Two regions are completely spacelike when every point of the one is spacelike to every point of
the other. The isometry group is the group of isometries of L connected to the identity, taken as
the oriented identity component: the isometries in the identity component of the isometry group
that also preserve the future orientation. These isometries carry diamonds to diamonds
(Spacetime.LorentzianSpacetime.isBasisSet_smul), which supplies the one axiom of the interface.
Every result proved over the interface, the curved axioms included, then applies to L.
Implementation note: the oriented identity component is the group of isometries connected to the identity named in the blueprint. That an isometry connected to the identity preserves the future orientation needs a Myers–Steenrod-type rigidity theorem that Mathlib does not provide, so orientation preservation is included in the definition of the group rather than proved.
Blueprint: def:abstract-lorentzian-spacetime-interface
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Instances For
The abstract isometry group of the bridge is, definitionally, the oriented
identity component. Exposed as a simp lemma so abstract-interface statements
can be rewritten to the concrete subgroup.
The topology on the isometry group of the bridge: the subspace topology of the oriented identity component.
The abstract interface carries no topology, so the strongly continuous stabilizer and KMS results
take [TopologicalSpace M.Isom] as a hypothesis. Over a geometric spacetime this instance supplies
it: the isometry group has the topology induced by φ ↦ (φ, φ⁻¹) into C(M, M) × C(M, M) with the
compact-open topology, and the subgroup inherits it.
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Axiom 5 basis-set preservation, stated over the abstract bridge. Every
isometry φ of the abstract spacetime carries Alexandrov-basis sets to basis
sets: φ(𝐁) = φ • 𝐁 is again a basis set. This is the interface field
isBasisSet_smul of the bridge.
Monotonicity of local commutativity over a concrete spacetime. The
geometric specialisation of commute_of_spacelike_mono: for a Haag-Kastler net
over the abstract interface induced by a concrete Lorentzian spacetime L, the
spacelike-monotonicity hypothesis is discharged automatically by
Spacetime.LorentzianSpacetime.isCompletelySpacelike_mono.
Additive-free locality over a concrete spacetime. The geometric
specialisation of the curved additive-free locality: for a Haag-Kastler net over a
concrete Lorentzian spacetime L, a bounded region B₁ lying in the spacelike
complement of B₂ (both inside a common containing basis set B) has its local von
Neumann algebra inside the commutant of R(B₂). The Galois bridge
subset_spacelikeComplement_iff discharges the spacelike hypothesis; no algebra is
attached to the unbounded complement.