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Nonnegative fixed-Hamiltonian canonical heat capacity
Statement
Under the hypotheses of Finite gravitational Gibbs normalization and differentiable moments, keep the box, particle number, mass, regulator, reference measure, and Hamiltonian fixed while varying , and set . For a measurable observable with finite second moment, define and . Define and . Then This is a response identity for a fixed Hamiltonian and fixed regulator; it does not assert stability when the Hamiltonian or background varies with temperature.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The finite softened Gibbs model, , , and its temperature convention .
The finite Gibbs density is normalized, and the partition function is twice differentiable with for . (Finite gravitational Gibbs normalization and differentiable moments)
Proof
Differentiating and using gives .
The quotient rule and give All terms are finite by [F1].
Since , the chain rule yields . The variance is the expectation of the nonnegative square , so .