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MIPRE.Background.Repetition.CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.Product

The covariant representation #

π(y) = ⊕_s σ_{-s}(y).

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    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_apply {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (y : K →L[] K) (f : L2Q K) (s : ) :
    ((π M Ω y) f) s = (Modular.σ M Ω (-s) y) (f s)
    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_sgl {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (y : K →L[] K) (g : ) (v : K) :
    (π M Ω y) ((sgl g) v) = (sgl g) ((Modular.σ M Ω (-g) y) v)
    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_add {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (y z : K →L[] K) :
    π M Ω (y + z) = π M Ω y + π M Ω z
    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_smul {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (c : ) (y : K →L[] K) :
    π M Ω (c y) = c π M Ω y
    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_mul {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (y z : K →L[] K) :
    π M Ω (y * z) = π M Ω y * π M Ω z
    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.shift_π_shift {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (g : ) (y : K →L[] K) :
    shift g * π M Ω y * shift (-g) = π M Ω (Modular.σ M Ω (↑g) y)

    Covariance: λ(g) π(y) λ(g)* = π(σ_g y).

    theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_shift {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (g : ) (y : K →L[] K) :
    π M Ω y * shift g = shift g * π M Ω (Modular.σ M Ω (-g) y)

    The crossed product #

    The generating set π(M) ∪ λ(ℚ).

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      An operator commuting with the generators lies in the commutant of the crossed product.

      The vector Ω̂ = δ₀ ⊗ Ω #

      noncomputable def CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.Ωh {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] (Ω : K) :
      L2Q K

      Ω̂ = δ₀ ⊗ Ω.

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        theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.π_Ωh {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (y : K →L[] K) :
        (π M Ω y) (Ωh Ω) = (sgl 0) (y Ω)
        theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.shift_π_Ωh {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (g : ) (y : K →L[] K) :
        (shift g) ((π M Ω y) (Ωh Ω)) = (sgl g) (y Ω)
        theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.inner_Ωh_shift_π {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (g : ) (y : K →L[] K) :
        inner (Ωh Ω) ((shift g * π M Ω y) (Ωh Ω)) = if g = 0 then inner Ω (y Ω) else 0

        The dual state: ⟪Ω̂, λ(g) π(y) Ω̂⟫ = δ_{g,0} ⟪Ω, yΩ⟫.

        Ω̂ is cyclic for the crossed product.

        The commutant: 1 ⊗ y′ and W_g = λ(g)(1 ⊗ Δ^{-ig}) #

        theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.amp_commutant_mem {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (hs : IsSeparating (↑M) Ω) (hc : IsCyclic (↑M) Ω) {y' : K →L[] K} (hy' : y' M.commutant) :
        theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.W_Ωh {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (g : ) :
        (W M Ω g) (Ωh Ω) = (sgl g) Ω
        theorem CommutingRepetition.VN.Crossed.isSeparating_Ωh {K : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup K] [InnerProductSpace K] [CompleteSpace K] (M : VonNeumannAlgebra K) (Ω : K) (hs : IsSeparating (↑M) Ω) (hc : IsCyclic (↑M) Ω) :
        IsSeparating (↑(crossed M Ω)) (Ωh Ω)

        Ω̂ is cyclic for the commutant of the crossed product, hence separating.