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Finite-regulator Gibbs predictions

Physical scope

Trace-normalized bounded-observable expectations at T>0 for one fixed finite regulator. No infinite-volume or continuum trace, empirical data, or unbounded-observable formula is asserted.

Statement

Assume Countable Choice and the finite-regulator coercivity hypotheses of Finite-regulator Gibbs trace and bounded expectations. Use the model state of Adopted finite-regulator equilibrium state and the inverse-energy parameters of Finite-regulator temperature and inverse-energy parameter. Let αj:=ajc, j=1,…,N, for the dimensionless kinetic coefficients and coercivity constant in the model, and let C0≥0 be its potential lower-bound shift. Then

0<ZT=∑k≥0e−β^λk≤eβ^C0∏j=1Ne−β^αj1−e−2β^αj<∞,

where λk are the eigenvalues of h. The adopted state ρT is a positive trace-class operator with trace one. For every bounded linear operator B:HN→HN,

Tr⁡(ρTB)=ZT−1∑k≥0e−β^λk⟨Bψk,ψk⟩,

and the series is absolutely convergent. If Ea is an effect in a supplied normalized finite instrument of Physical interpretation of a supplied constructed quantum model, this trace is its adopted canonical model probability. These are conditional finite-regulator predictions, not measured outcomes or a continuum-limit claim.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Countable Choice; N≥1; dimensionless aj,c>0 and C0≥0; the fixed coercive real polynomial; E∗>0 joules; T>0; βphys=(kBT)−1; and the selected form realization h.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): every countable family of nonempty sets has a choice function. The QFT-IR01 Gibbs-trace proof assumes this principle.

[A2]

Adopted finite-regulator equilibrium state: using its supplied complete eigenbasis and eigenvalues (ψk,λk), the postulate defines e−γh by Gγf=∑ke−γλk⟨f,ψk⟩ψk. It defines e−βphysHphysf=∑ke−βphysE∗λk⟨f,ψk⟩ψk; since β^=E∗βphys, this is the same operator Gβ^=e−β^h. Thus ρT=Gβ^/ZT.

[A3]

Physical interpretation of a supplied constructed quantum model: a supplied normalized finite instrument assigns model probability Tr⁡(ρEa) to its outcome effect Ea, but only after the density operator and instrument are actually constructed.

[F1]

Finite-regulator Gibbs trace and bounded expectations: for dimensionless γ>0, the supplier defines ργ as the operator-norm limit of finite-rank truncations and gives its action ργf=∑ke−γλk⟨f,ψk⟩ψk. It proves that this operator is positive trace class, that its trace is positive and finite with the oscillator-product upper bound, and that for bounded B the trace Tr⁡(ργB) is the absolutely convergent eigenbasis sum.

[F2]

Finite-regulator temperature and inverse-energy parameter: βphys=1/(kBT) has unit J−1 and β^=E∗βphys>0 is dimensionless.

Proof

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By [F2], β^=E∗βphys>0 is dimensionless. For each f∈HN, the series defining e−βphysHphysf has coefficients e−βphysE∗λk⟨f,ψk⟩, while the series defining e−β^hf has coefficients e−β^λk⟨f,ψk⟩. These coefficients are equal term by term, and both series converge in HN; hence e−βphysHphys=e−β^h=Gβ^ as operators. The trace supplied by [F1] is therefore ZT=∑ke−β^λk.

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Under Countable Choice [A1], apply [F1] at β^>0. It gives ZT>0, the stated finite upper bound, and trace-class positivity of Gβ^=e−β^h. Dividing by ZT yields Tr⁡(ρT)=1 and preserves positivity and trace class.

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Under the same Countable Choice assumption [A1], for bounded B, [F1] gives the absolutely convergent sum for Tr⁡(Gβ^B). Since ρT=ZT−1Gβ^, linearity of the trace and ZT>0 give the displayed normalized formula. If B=Ea is an effect in the instrument of [A3], that postulate supplies its physical model probability interpretation; the finite trace calculation supplies its value.

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