Self-adjoint decompositions #
y = a + i b with a = (y + y*)/2, b = -(i/2)(y − y*) self-adjoint.
A vector orthogonal to a Ω for every self-adjoint a in a von Neumann algebra N is
orthogonal to N Ω.
A vector orthogonal to N Ω for a von Neumann algebra N with N Ω dense is zero.
{a Ω | a ∈ M self-adjoint}.
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- CommutingRepetition.VN.Modular.saOrbitSet M Ω = {v : K | ∃ a ∈ M, IsSelfAdjoint a ∧ a Ω = v}
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The real span of M_s Ω (already a real subspace, taken as a span for convenience).
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The closed real subspace 𝒦 = closure (M_s Ω).
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Induction principle for 𝒦: a closed property holding on M_s Ω and stable under real
linear combinations holds on 𝒦.
⟪x, a′ Ω⟫ is real for x ∈ 𝒦 and self-adjoint a′ ∈ M′ (RvD Prop. 4.1).
M′_s Ω ⊆ (i𝒦)^⊥: the self-adjoint commutant orbit lies in the symplectic complement.
The standard subspace (RvD Prop. 4.1) #
𝒦 ∩ i𝒦 = 0: a vector in both is orthogonal to M′ Ω, which is dense since Ω is separating
for M.
𝒦 + i𝒦 is dense: a vector real-orthogonal to both is orthogonal to M Ω.
The standard subspace 𝒦 = closure (M_s Ω) of a cyclic separating vector.
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- CommutingRepetition.VN.Modular.standardSubspace M Ω hs hc = { toClosedSubmodule := CommutingRepetition.VN.Modular.Kre M Ω, IsSeparating := ⋯, IsCyclic := ⋯ }