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Low-momentum matching has a controlled remainder

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Statement

Assume the hypotheses and notation of the positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data. Let E≥0 be an energy and let PE:=EA([0,E2]) be the spectral projection of A. For J=PEJ∈H and an integer N≥0, define SNJ:=M−2∑r=0N(−A/M2)rJ, which is well-defined since J has bounded spectral support. Put RNJ:=K−1J−SNJ. Then ∥RNJ∥≤M−2(E2/M2)N+1∥J∥, and ∣ΔSeff(J)+12⟨J,SNJ⟩∣=12∣⟨J,RNJ⟩∣≤∥J∥22M2(E2/M2)N+1. Use natural units ℏ=c=1: A has units of mass squared, E,M have mass units, and E2/M2 is dimensionless. Under the source normalization of the positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data, ∥J∥2/M2 and the action remainder are dimensionless. These are exact conditional bounds for every E≥0; the truncation is small/useful when E<M. No claim is made for unrestricted sources or arbitrary interacting matching.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: AC, H,A,M,K,EA,K−1 as in Positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data, E≥0, and J=PEJ.

[A1]

The Axiom of Choice: the spectral construction assumes AC.

[A2]

AC supplies countable selections and prescribed serial paths: AC supplies countable choice required in the actual proof of the spectral supplier.

[F1]

Positive unbounded spectral calculus from a bounded resolvent: bounded Borel functions of A have norm at most their supremum and A has its spectral PVM on [0,∞).

[F2]

Positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data: K−1=fM(A) for fM(a)=(M2+a)−1, and ΔSeff(J)=−12⟨J,K−1J⟩.

Proof

technique · direct scalar remainder and the spectral functional calculus

Given: The hypotheses and notation in the Statement.

1.1givenalgebra

For every a≥0, putting x=a/M2 and multiplying by 1+x gives 1M2+a=M−2∑r=0N(−a/M2)r+M−2(−a/M2)N+11+a/M2. This finite geometric identity also holds at a=0 and for N=0.

2.1A1A2F1F2step 1.1algebra

On J=PEJ, the spectral variable satisfies 0≤a≤E2. Therefore every polynomial term ArJ is defined, and the remainder multiplier satisfies ∣M−2(−a/M2)N+11+a/M2∣≤M−2(E2/M2)N+1, because 1+a/M2≥1. Extend this bounded multiplier by zero outside [0,E2] and apply [F1]. With [F2] this identifies the inverse kernel and proves the vector identity defining RNJ and its norm bound.

3.1F2F3step 2.1algebra∎

By [F2], the action remainder equals 12∣⟨J,RNJ⟩∣. Cauchy–Schwarz [F3] and step 2.1 give the claimed bound. The factor (E2/M2)N+1 decreases to zero only when E<M; for E≥M the same finite-order bound remains true but need not be small.

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