Bridging via the identity-component isometry group #
This file provides the variant of the concrete-to-abstract bridge
(Physicslib4.Spacetime.LorentzianSpacetime.toAbstract) that instantiates
the abstract interface's isometry group Isom with the identity
component of the isometry group, matching the blueprint's "isometries
connected to the identity" in Axiom 5
(def:isometric-covariance-in-curved-spacetime).
Main definitions #
Modelling notes #
The isometry group is a topological group under the (map, inverse)-induced
topology (see Physicslib4/Spacetime/IsometryTopology.lean), so the
identity-component subgroup is unconditional and this bridge yields the
abstract interface with Isom the genuine identity-component subgroup
(isometries connected to the identity).
The abstract Haag-Kastler interface induced by a concrete Lorentzian
spacetime, with the isometry group taken to be the oriented identity
component (identity-component isometries that also preserve the future
orientation), as in Axiom 5. Using the oriented component makes basis-set
preservation φ(𝐁) a theorem (toAbstractIdentityComponent_isBasisSet_smul)
rather than an unprovable consequence of the bare (C⁰) group topology.
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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 abstract isometry group of the toAbstract bridge inherits the
topological-group topology of the concrete isometry group. This discharges the
[TopologicalSpace M.Isom] hypothesis of the curved covariance/KMS results
(e.g. the strongly continuous stabilizer GNS unitary) automatically for a net
over a concrete Lorentzian spacetime — no explicit topology argument is needed.
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The abstract isometry group of the toAbstractIdentityComponent bridge
inherits the subspace topology of the oriented identity-component subgroup,
discharging [TopologicalSpace M.Isom] automatically over a concrete spacetime.
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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 what makes the Axiom 5
action 𝔘(𝐁) → 𝔘(φ(𝐁)) well-defined.
The identity-component isometry group acts faithfully on the spacetime: an identity-component isometry is determined by its action on points. (Inherited from the faithful action of the full isometry group.)
Relating back to Axiom 5 over the concrete spacetime. The trivial net
over the concrete Lorentzian spacetime — with Isom the genuine
identity-component isometry group — satisfies isometric covariance
(def:isometric-covariance-in-curved-spacetime).
Over the concrete spacetime (with the identity-component isometry group), the full set of curved-spacetime Haag-Kastler axioms is jointly satisfiable.
Monotonicity of local commutativity over the identity-component bridge.
The identity-component analogue of commute_of_spacelike_mono_geometric: for a
Haag-Kastler net over the abstract interface induced by a concrete Lorentzian
spacetime L with Isom the oriented identity component, the
spacelike-monotonicity hypothesis is discharged automatically by
Spacetime.LorentzianSpacetime.isCompletelySpacelike_mono (the bridge's
IsCompletelySpacelike is, definitionally, that of L). This is the
physically faithful form: the symmetry group is the isometries connected to the
identity, as in Axiom 5.