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Qualified van Hove and tempered-exterior thermodynamic limits
Classical positional Borel pair systems in dimension at least two; van Hove free-wall limits require superstability and regularity, while deterministic exterior limits additionally require a genuine positive divergent core in the supplier's infinity norm and a fixed uniformly tempered exterior class.
Statement
Assume AC, as required by the current mathematical definition and its shape suppliers. Let , , , and assume is Borel measurable and superstable and regular as in Superstable regular pair interactions and configurational ensemble notation. Use and in the mathematical rates. Let be a van Hove sequence as in Van Hove regions and uniformly tempered exterior preparations. First, for free walls, the positional grand pressure along converges to the free-cube pressure of Stable-tempered free-cube grand pressure. For any positive interior attainable density (particle count per dimensionless reference volume, with physical density in ) and exact integers with , the exact- free-wall canonical log-partition rate converges to the same cube canonical rate. These two shape statements require superstability and regularity; stability alone is not asserted to suffice for arbitrary van Hove shapes.
Second, strengthen the potential hypothesis: for some , whenever , where is finite-valued and nonincreasing and . For each fixed , the free-wall grand pressure in with exterior then converges uniformly in to the same free-cube pressure. The exterior interaction is the deterministic positional term of Van Hove regions and uniformly tempered exterior preparations, not a volume-filling external field. This genuine divergent-core condition is the exact stronger hypothesis of the current exterior supplier; it is not inferred from superstability or replaced by a weaker source condition.
Facts & Assumptions
Stable regularly tempered classical positional preparation: is even measurable, stable, and has an integrable decreasing tail. With , and leave each Boltzmann factor unchanged.
Van Hove regions and uniformly tempered exterior preparations: the van Hove condition uses the same two-sided Euclidean boundary-layer condition as the mathematical shape suppliers, and uses the same centered unit cells and square-count bound as the exterior mathematical supplier.
Finite-volume equilibrium ensemble sampling: all grand and canonical laws are positional and use the adopted indistinguishable measure; for , infinite-energy configurations receive zero weight. The mathematical comparison uses the same extended-real extension, at .
Superstable regular pair interactions and configurational ensemble notation: the current definition assumes AC, requires an even Borel potential, a stable-plus-nonnegative superstable splitting with a positive lower bound on an -ball, and its lower/upper regularity tails; it separately defines the genuine divergent positive core. The definition carrier is present as a draft; its proof-contract entry passes, with current owner Step 1 proof-readiness recorded and independent review pending.
Free-wall pressure on arbitrary van Hove shapes under superstability: the current statement gives free-wall grand-pressure convergence to the free-cube rate on every van Hove sequence under superstability and regularity; its text expressly does not assert stability alone. The 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 use remains conditional.
Exact canonical limit on arbitrary van Hove shapes: the current statement gives the free-wall exact- positional log-partition rate on van Hove regions for at a positive interior attainable density, under superstability and regularity. Its current draft statement/proof carrier and scoped batch-18 proof-contract entry pass; current owner Step 1 proof-readiness is recorded and independent review remains pending; this use remains conditional.
Uniform exterior-pressure limit for tempered configurations: the current statement gives uniform free-wall grand-pressure convergence for each fixed exterior class under stable regularity and the genuine divergent positive core with divergent radial integral. 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 use remains conditional.
Proof
Given: The physical finite-volume law and numerical energy conversion, AC, definitions of geometry and exterior preparation in [F2], and the actual draft mathematical supplier statements [L1]–[L3]. Their unresolved proof status remains conditional input.
Under the Borel superstable regular hypotheses of [L0] and the physical pair assumptions [F1], the van Hove sequence in the statement satisfies the same two-sided Euclidean boundary-layer condition as the shape supplier in [L1]. The free-wall grand-pressure result then identifies its limit with the free-cube pressure. The physical grand normalizer and pressure are the ones fixed in [A1] and the earlier free-cube theorem.
For an interior attainable and the stated , [L2] gives convergence of the exact- free-wall canonical log-partition rate to the same cube canonical rate. Its boundary-layer hypothesis is precisely the van Hove condition in [F2].
Under the additional positive divergent-core condition defined in [L0], every meets the fixed exterior class in [F2]; [L3] gives uniform convergence of its grand pressure to the free-cube pressure. This conclusion is uniform only for the fixed class and does not cover a potential applied throughout a volume.
Combining the three conditional limits proves exactly the two stated boundary regimes. The superstability and genuine-core assumptions remain distinct, so neither result is extended to stability alone or to arbitrary external fields.
Depends on
The Axiom of Choice
Stable regularly tempered classical positional preparation
Van Hove regions and uniformly tempered exterior preparations
Finite-volume equilibrium ensemble sampling
Stable-tempered free-cube grand pressure
Superstable regular pair interactions and configurational ensemble notation
Free-wall pressure on arbitrary van Hove shapes under superstability
Exact canonical limit on arbitrary van Hove shapes
Uniform exterior-pressure limit for tempered configurations
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Sources
- Hans-Otto Georgii, Large deviations and the equivalence of ensembles for Gibbsian particle systems with superstable interaction, Probability Theory and Related Fields 99 (1994), 171–195
- David Ruelle, Superstable Interactions in Classical Statistical Mechanics, Communications in Mathematical Physics 18 (1970), 127–159
- David Tong, Statistical Physics (author-hosted Cambridge lecture notes)
- Konstantin K. Likharev, Essential Graduate Physics, Part SM: Statistical Mechanics (2024 author-hosted lecture notes)