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Controlled canonical–grand thermodynamic duality

Physical scope

Stable regularly tempered classical positional Borel pair models at positive temperature in free cubes, for the closed concave extension of the attainable canonical rate; no local-observable equivalence is asserted.

Statement

Assume AC and T>0, with β=(kBT)−1, and take z>0 as in Finite-volume equilibrium ensemble sampling. Under the stable regularly tempered positional model of Stable regularly tempered classical positional preparation and the adopted ensemble weights of Finite-volume equilibrium ensemble sampling, assume the dimensionless potential φ^=φ/E0 is Borel measurable as required by the current mathematical carriers. Set E0=1 J and β^=E0β; write F(ρ,β) and P(α,β) for the mathematical rates evaluated at β^. Use free-wall cubes ΛL=[0,L)d with dimensionless volume VL=Ld. Write ZL(N;β)=∫e−βHN dμΛL,N, extending the integrand by zero at infinite energy, for their canonical positional partitions. Let F(ρ,β) be the canonical log-partition rate per dimensionless reference volume, defined on positive interior attainable densities by VL−1log⁡ZL(NL;β)→F(ρ,β) for every sequence NL/VL→ρ and extended to the closed effective density domain by the upper-semicontinuous concave extension specified in Canonical–grand-canonical thermodynamic duality, with F(ρ,β)=−∞ outside that closed domain. Let P(α,β)=lim⁡L→∞VL−1log⁡∑N≥0eαNZL(N;β),α=log⁡z. Then P(α,β)=sup⁡ρ≥0{F(ρ,β)+αρ}, and, for every ρ in the closed effective density domain of F, F(ρ,β)=inf⁡α∈R{P(α,β)−αρ}. The density ρ is particle count per dimensionless reference volume, corresponding to physical number density ρ/ℓ0d in m−d. In physical units, p=(kBT/ℓ0d)P and the positional Helmholtz free-energy density is fpos=−(kBT/ℓ0d)F; both are per physical d-volume, in J m−d (pascals when d=3). The fixed 1/N! reference normalization is that of Indistinguishable-particle positional measure. This duality concerns limiting thermodynamic functions only. It does not imply local ensemble equivalence, uniqueness of a phase, or convergence at excluded density endpoints.

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

Stable regularly tempered classical positional preparation: if B joules is a stability constant for HN, then B^=B/E0 gives H^N=HN/E0≥−B^N for the dimensionless potential; its Euclidean tail is bounded by a decreasing integrable envelope ψ in joules. Set ψ^=ψ/E0; then ∣φ^(x)∣≤ψ^(∣x∣2)≤ψ^(∣x∣∞), so the mathematical suppliers' maximum-norm tail condition holds, with the weighted tail integral still finite. For the lower-regularity condition at all radii, two-particle stability gives φ^(x)≥−2B^ for x≠0. Choose a finite M≥max⁡(2B^,ψ^(R)) also satisfying φ^(0)≥−M, possible because the potential never takes −∞. Extend the maximum-norm envelope by ψ~(r)=M for 0≤r<R and ψ~(r)=ψ^(r) for r≥R. It is nonnegative and nonincreasing with finite weighted integral, bounds −φ^ everywhere, and bounds ∣φ^∣ for ∣x∣∞≥R. Thus both lower and upper regularity hold. Densities are measured per dimensionless reference volume.

[A1]

Finite-volume equilibrium ensemble sampling: at exact N the positional partition integrates the Boltzmann factor on finite-energy configurations and gives infinite-energy configurations zero weight; on the specified free cube the grand partition is ∑NzNZL(N;β) with α=log⁡z. In the mathematical comparison, extend e−β^H^ by zero at H^=+∞; for finite energies β^H^=βH.

[F2]

Indistinguishable-particle positional measure: each canonical sector uses μΛ,N=dx1⋯dxN/N!, fixing the positional reference normalization.

[L1]

Canonical free-cube limit at every interior attainable density: the current statement gives VL−1log⁡Z(L,NL;β^)→F(ρ,β^) for free cubes and every sequence NL/VL→ρ at positive interior attainable density, under its stable regular Borel convention; excluded endpoints are not asserted. The carrier and draft proof text are present and the scoped batch-18 proof-contract check passes, but current owner Step 1 proof-readiness is recorded and independent review remains pending, so this premise remains conditional.

[L2]

Canonical–grand-canonical thermodynamic duality: the current statement defines the free-cube grand pressure rate and states both Legendre--Fenchel identities for the closed effective-domain extension, with pressure existence delegated to its decreasing-integrable-tail supplier. Its item and draft proof text are present and the scoped batch-18 proof-contract check passes, but current owner Step 1 proof-readiness is recorded and independent review remains pending; this result is used conditionally.

Proof

Given: The stable tail, Borel and numerical-energy conventions, finite-volume sector definitions, exact canonical limits [L1], and the actual draft closed-concave duality statement [L2]. The chosen reference length, E0=1 J, and 1/N! convention are fixed across all volumes.

1.1givenF1A1F2L1L2algebra

By [A1] and [F2], the free-wall partition on ΛL=[0,L)d is precisely the activity sum over the canonical positional sectors used in [L2], with α=log⁡z; [F1] and [L1] supply the stable-tail hypotheses and the canonical rate F on its interior. In the mathematical partition, β^=E0β and H^=H/E0, so the Boltzmann factors agree.

2.1givenL1L2step 1.1

The conditional mathematical conclusion [L2] gives both displayed Legendre–Fenchel identities, including only the stipulated closed concave endpoint extension.

3.1givenF2L2step 2.1∎

Multiplication by kBT/ℓ0d converts the dimensionless log-partition rate to physical pressure, while multiplication of the canonical rate by −kBT/ℓ0d gives the stated positional free-energy density; the common measure normalization is fixed by [F2]. Since [L2] is a statement about thermodynamic functions, it supplies no local convergence or phase-uniqueness claim.

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