Representation-space universe boundary [connes-000L]
Representation-space universe boundary [connes-000L]
The cited literature formulates property (T) by quantifying over unitary representations. The basic definitions and elementary-group theorem appear in [ershov2010noncommutative, Section 3.1 and Theorem 1.1]; the root-graded generalization is [ershov2017rootgraded, Theorem 1.1]. Lean must also make the size of each carrier explicit.
The current
Type u and quantifies over Hilbert carriers in the same
Type u. This conventional interface is sufficient for the theorem
schema formalized here.
It matches the spectral consumer:
spectral_criterion_unconditional is uniform in each
K : Type u and each UnitaryRepresentation G K, rather than
selecting one concrete \(\ell ^2\) or regular representation.
The interface does not assert universe independence. A classical theorem
quantifying over carriers in every universe implies this predicate by
restriction to Type u; thus EJZK safely supplies the premise used here.
The converse is nontrivial and is not part of the present interface.
For a countable group, that converse has a two-stage route:
- Choose witnesses for every finite subset and a cofinal sequence of positive accuracies. The closed span of their group orbits is invariant, complete, separable, and still has almost-invariant unit vectors. An invariant vector there remains invariant in the original representation.
- Choose a countable Hilbert basis, reindex it by a small countable type, and conjugate the action onto the resulting \(\ell ^2\) carrier in the group's universe. The same-universe predicate then gives the polymorphic statement.
The pinned
Mathlib
already contains separability of spans
(TopologicalSpace.IsSeparable.span), separability of closures
(TopologicalSpace.IsSeparable.closure), completeness of closed spans
(Submodule.topologicalClosure.completeSpace),
and Hilbert-basis existence (exists_hilbertBasis).
At the pinned
TauCeti
revision, the continuous-representation library provides invariant restriction
(TauCeti.ContRepresentation.subrepresentation), unitarity
under restriction
(TauCeti.ContRepresentation.IsUnitary.subrepresentation), and
transport along an isometry
(TauCeti.ContRepresentation.IsUnitary.congr).
Its compact-group lane also standardizes finite-dimensional carriers
(TauCeti.IrrepModel) by an orthonormal basis, following the explicit
finite-dimensional universe convention
in its roadmap.
Neither pinned codebase assembles the countable invariant span, gives its Hilbert basis a small countable index, or transports the full property-(T) predicate across that model. Together these form the lowering seam.
They are more focused than generalizing the entire