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Conditional local KMS clock temperature

Physical scope

Orbitwise KMS-time rescaling for each actually constructed finite cell in the selected stationary model; no spatially varying global time rescaling, generic curved-spacetime KMS existence, equilibration law, or empirical temperature measurement.

Statement

Fix one cell i of the finite preparation in Actually constructed Gibbs/KMS preparation, at its assigned event pi∈O, with Ni=Nξ(pi), Ti=T(pi), and μi=μ(pi). Set βK:=(kBTK)−1>0 in joules−1. Let Ai=B(Hi), let Gi:=Hi−μiQi be its proper grand generator in joules, let GK,i:=NiGi be its Killing-time grand generator, and let ωi(X):=Tr⁡(ρiX). Use length coordinates x0=ct, with c>0 the speed of light in metres per second and the reference-normalized ξ dimensionless in these coordinates. Choose an open interval IK,i⊆R containing 0 on which the integral curve through pi remains in O. Define the unique smooth curve γi:IK,i→O by γi(0)=pi,dγidtK(tK)=c ξγi(tK), where tK is physical Killing time in seconds; the equation states its parameterization by the reference-normalized Killing field. This curve is future-directed timelike. The stationary normalization used in KMS orbit clock rescaling gives ξ(Nξ)=0, so Nξ(γi(tK))=Ni throughout this interval. Its proper-time parametrization is Γi:NiIK,i→O,Γi(τ):=γi(τ/Ni), which satisfies g(dΓi/dτ,dΓi/dτ)=−c2. Thus τ is proper time in seconds and τ=NitK on the geometric orbit. No completeness of ξ is assumed: the geometric curve is defined on its flow interval, while the finite-matrix dynamics below are defined for all real parameters by their generators and use the same constant rescaling.

Define

αtKK,i(X):=eitKGK,i/ℏXe−itKGK,i/ℏ,ατloc,i(X):=eiτGi/ℏXe−iτGi/ℏ,

where both tK and τ are measured in seconds, and Ni>0 is dimensionless. Write Ai0:={X∈Ai:[X,Qi]=0} for the neutral observable algebra. Then ωi is βK-KMS for αK,i and is βloc,i-KMS for αloc,i, where

βloc,i=NiβK=1kBTi,ℏβloc,i is the strip width in seconds.

On Ai0, the same proper-time automorphism is generated by the physical Hamiltonian Hi, because its chemical-potential term commutes with every observable in that subalgebra. Thus the local temperature is Ti=TK/Ni for this constructed state and selected orbit. The conclusion is only orbitwise; it does not make a position-dependent lapse into one global time-rescaled dynamics.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The selected stationary bath and one actual finite-cell Gibbs/KMS preparation, with TK>0, Ni>0, and ℏ>0 in joule-seconds.

[A1]

Selected stationary thermal equilibrium adopts one connected stationary bath with smooth future timelike Killing field ξ, lapse Nξ, observer u=ξ/Nξ, positive proper-temperature field T, and Killing inverse-temperature vector β=u/(kBT). It does not assert a KMS state.

[F1]

Actually constructed Gibbs/KMS preparation adopts the finite density ρ=⨂jρj and its Killing-time grand-generator dynamics; the mathematical construction is conditional on ACω through the cited finite-cell supplier. That postulate makes no generic curved-QFT state claim.

[F2]

Physical-time KMS strip equilibrium condition: a β-KMS state has, for every observable pair, a bounded function continuous on the closed strip of width βℏ, holomorphic inside, and with boundary values ω(Aαt(B)) and ω(αt(B)A).

[F3]

KMS orbit clock rescaling: if ω is βK-KMS for α, then for fixed dimensionless λ>0, ω is λβK-KMS for ατλ=ατ/λ. On one stationary orbit with τ=NtK, it gives βloc=NβK and Tloc=TK/N; a spatially varying lapse is not one global rescaling.

[F4]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): ACω means every countable family of nonempty sets has a choice function. It is carried from the finite-cell construction; no stronger choice principle is used.

Proof

1.1givenA1F1F2algebra

By [F1], the full product state is βK-KMS for the grand-generator dynamics. The embedded cell algebra Ai is invariant under that dynamics: all lifted cell generators commute, and conjugation by the other tensor factors cancels, leaving αtKK,i. Restricting the full-state strip functions to observables in this invariant subalgebra gives the KMS boundary values for ωi, since the product density restricts to ρi. Thus ωi is βK-KMS for αK,i.

2.1F1F2F3F4step 1.1algebra∎

Since GK,i=NiGi and Ni is constant along the selected orbit, ατloc,i=ατ/NiK,i. Apply [F3] with λ=Ni to obtain the NiβK-KMS strip and width ℏNiβK. The stationary normalization in [F3] gives Ti=TK/Ni, so NiβK=Ni/(kBTK)=1/(kBTi). If X∈Ai0, then conjugation by eiτμiQi/ℏ fixes X, so the local grand and physical Hi automorphisms agree there.

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