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Scalar Chiral-Primary Unitarity Bound

Physical scope

Conditional representation-theoretic norm bound for scalar superconformal primaries in a unitary representation of the selected N=1 subalgebra of the source-scoped four-dimensional N=4 SU(2) SCFT data. No existence or continuum construction is asserted.

Statement

Let H be a Hilbert-space representation of the selected N=1 superconformal subalgebra, with positive inner product and common invariant domain on which the radial adjoint relations in the definition hold. Let ∣O⟩≠0 be a scalar superconformal primary with dilation eigenvalue dO and U(1)R eigenvalue rO. Then

dO≥32∣rO∣.

If rO≥0, equality holds exactly when the selected dotted chiral-branch supercharge Qch=Qˉ−˙std/2 annihilates ∣O⟩. If rO≤0, equality holds exactly when the undotted anti-chiral component Qac=Q−std/2 annihilates ∣O⟩. This is a conditional algebraic statement about a state already present in the assumed unitary representation; it does not construct that representation or a continuum SCFT.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A positive Hilbert-space representation of the selected superconformal subalgebra, a nonzero scalar superconformal primary, and the common operator domains stated above.

[F1]

Four-Dimensional SCFT and Protected Observable Data: on a scalar primary, the two adjoint supercharge anticommutators reduce to 2{Sch,Qch}=D−32R and 2{Sac,Qac}=D+32R, with Sch=Qch† and Sac=Qac†.

[A1]

The state ∣O⟩ is nonzero, lies in the common invariant domain of all four operators, and is annihilated by the special superconformal charges Sch and Sac because it is a superconformal primary.

Proof

1.1givenF1A1algebra

Using Sch∣O⟩=0 and the Hilbert-adjoint relation, [F1] gives (dO−32rO)∥O∥2=⟨O∣2{Sch,Qch}∣O⟩=2∥QchO∥2≥0. Thus dO≥32rO, with equality exactly when Qch∣O⟩=0.

2.1givenF1A1step 1.1algebra∎

The conjugate anticommutator similarly gives (dO+32rO)∥O∥2=⟨O∣2{Sac,Qac}∣O⟩=2∥QacO∥2≥0. Combining the two inequalities gives dO≥max⁡(32rO,−32rO)=32∣rO∣; the active equality condition is the first norm when rO≥0 and the conjugate norm when rO≤0.

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