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Explicit stability of a Wick-subtracted quartic
Facts & Assumptions
Given: Assume the Axiom of Choice and Countable Choice. Let , , , and let be a kinetic coefficient.
The Axiom of Choice is carried by the finite Gaussian Wick-power definition. The Axiom of Choice
Countable Choice is the explicit set-theoretic hypothesis used by the current coercive-form draft supplier; it is stated here rather than hidden. The Axiom of Countable Choice ()
The finite covariance Wick definition gives . Finite covariance Wick normal powers
Current batch-59 draft carrier; independent review remains pending. The current batch-59 manifest lists Coercive polynomial form completion and injection at item level with design state “Authored draft with complete local argument; independent review remains pending.” Its actual statement assumes Countable Choice and the finite data of def-qft-regulated-polynomial-hamiltonian: , coefficients , and a real polynomial satisfying for and . Put . It asserts that the completion of under injects continuously into with dense image, has the indicated weak derivatives and weighted norm, and satisfies the displayed norm identity. I inspected its complete current proof and transitive suppliers: its direct dependencies are the current draft definition def-qft-regulated-polynomial-hamiltonian, published lem-l-two-with-the-integral-pairing-is-a-hilbert-space, published thm-c-c-infinity-rn-is-dense-in-l-p-of-rn, published thm-cauchy-schwarz-in-an-inner-product-space, and published def-countable-choice. The carrier exists in the current manifest and its interface matches the use below, but it remains an unreviewed draft; this batch keeps the form-domain consequence explicitly conditional on [L1].
Example
For the one-coordinate Wick potential , every prescribed has an explicit constant such that for all . Therefore the potential satisfies the coercivity hypothesis of [L1]. Conditional on the current QFT-IR01 draft argument and its stated hypotheses, the shifted kinetic-plus-potential form has the dense, continuously injected form completion stated in [L1]. This example establishes a lower bound and a conditional form-domain consequence; it does not assert self-adjointness or an interacting Hamiltonian here.
Verification
Given: , , , , and [A1]–[A2].
Put . By [F1], . Thus .
The identity gives . Multiplying the inequality of step 1.1 by and combining yields
Take , the positive kinetic coefficient , , and . Step 2.1 verifies the exact polynomial lower bound required by [L1]. The current draft statement’s hypotheses therefore match this example, and its stated completion applies conditionally on that supplier argument. The batch does not represent the draft as independently approved.