The diagonal operator on an ℓ² direct sum #
Given a family of Hilbert spaces E i and a uniformly bounded family of operators
T i : E i →L[𝕜] E i, the diagonal operator lpDiag T acts on the ℓ²-direct
sum lp E 2 coordinatewise: (lpDiag T x) i = T i (x i). It is built from
Memℓp.mono' (well-definedness) and LinearMap.mkContinuous (the operator-norm
bound ‖lpDiag T‖ ≤ K).
This file records the *-algebra-hom laws of the diagonal operator, as a function
of the family:
lpDiag_apply_coe— the coordinate action;lpDiag_congr— the operator is independent of the chosen bound;lpDiag_one,lpDiag_mul,lpDiag_add,lpDiag_smul— the unital, multiplicative, additive, and𝕜-linear laws;lpDiag_star— the adjoint of a diagonal is the diagonal of adjoints.
These are the pieces from which a direct-sum *-representation ⊕ᵢ πᵢ is assembled
(the diagonal operator of fun i ↦ πᵢ a, uniformly bounded by ‖a‖). The file is
spacetime/AQFT-agnostic.
The diagonal operator on the ℓ²-direct sum lp E 2 induced by a uniformly
bounded family T i : E i →L[𝕜] E i, acting coordinatewise.
Equations
- Physicslib4.lpDiag T hK hTK = { toFun := fun (x : ↥(lp E 2)) => ⟨fun (i : ι) => (T i) (↑x i), ⋯⟩, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }.mkContinuous K ⋯
Instances For
The diagonal operator depends only on the family, not on the chosen bound.
Coordinatewise extensionality for operators on lp E 2.
Diagonal of the identities is the identity.
The diagonal operator is multiplicative: the diagonal of the composites is the composite of the diagonals.
The diagonal operator is additive.
The diagonal operator is 𝕜-linear in the family.
The adjoint of a diagonal operator is the diagonal of the adjoints.