Block 51 proof guide
The source target is the centered approximation argument in sections 3 and 4 of The Dirac Group and Its Generator. The proof works on the inherited complete coefficient Hilbert space and the actual torus Fourier equivalence.
Construction and proof order
Relativistic3DCenteredConvergencetransports the arbitrary real-momentum Clifford square into the Hilbert spinor representation. Its exact norm identity controls both individual symbols and their differences.boundedModewiseOperatorlifts any uniformly bounded family of mode maps to a continuous linear operator on the full coefficient space. The sine bound gives the centered norm estimatesqrt(m²+3h⁻²)forh ≠ 0. Summing modal symmetry proves self-adjointness.- The sine quotient is expressed using the continuous sinc function. This supplies a genuine two-sided modal limit. Centered modal norms are bounded by continuum modal norms, so errors are dominated by twice the continuum output. Its square sum is finite on the maximal domain. The checked coefficient dominated-convergence lemma yields the complete graph limit.
Relativistic3DCenteredResolventconstructs modal inverses for every nonreal parameter, using self-adjoint real spectrum and the imaginary-part norm lower bound. The uniform1/abs(z.im)estimate lifts the inverses to the coefficient space. The identityH R_z f = f + z R_z fproves range membership in the unbounded domain, and both inverse laws are supplied.- Applying the resolvent identity to
g = R_z freduces the resolvent error to the already proved graph error at this actual domain vector. The bound proves strong resolvent convergence for every square-summable input and every nonreal parameter. No convergence in operator norm is asserted. Relativistic3DCenteredRatesuses the global sine error with coefficient1/6. The third-order condition is aSummableproposition. It implies first-order domain membership and bounds the summed squared modal errors. This proves the full generator estimate under precisely the stated extra regularity.Relativistic3DModalPerturbationdifferentiates the interpolationU_A(t-s) U_B(s) ψ. The two matrices need not commute. Unitarity and the real mean-value estimate give the perturbation bound withabs(t)for positive and negative times. Applying the exact Clifford difference norm and the third-order moment yields the full propagator rate.- The inherited Fourier equivalence transports graph limits, actual
resolvents, inverse laws, and rates to physical torus fields. The compact
time bounds are pointwise uniform on
[-T,T]with the explicitT ≥ 0.
Zero spacing and domain boundaries
The bounded global centered operator has auxiliary value zero at h = 0.
Its mode evaluation and inverse identities require h ≠ 0, and graph
convergence uses a punctured neighborhood. The filled modal propagator and
resolvent take continuum values at zero and are not identified as the
evolution or inverse of that auxiliary zero operator there.
The global third-order moment is not a finite-grid approximation. No rate is
claimed for arbitrary square-summable data without its summability hypothesis.
Strong resolvent convergence, in contrast, does hold for every such input.
The rate keeps the stated coefficient 1/6; its optimality is not separately
proved.
Verification and sensitivity
The fresh gate compiles the exact local import closure into empty local object
storage, audits all compiled constants owned by the five root modules, replays
each root with leanchecker, and runs positive, elaboration-rejection and
axiom-policy controls. Named source declarations and generated environment
constants are counted separately. External compiled dependencies and the Lean
kernel are reused under their recorded pins.
Positive controls exercise negative mass, negative spacing and time, physical transport, arbitrary nonreal parameters, and concrete modes. Rejection controls remove or alter spacing/domain/moment witnesses, signs, constants and filter types. The custom-axiom control compiles in isolation before the recursive axiom audit rejects it. Missing imports, timeouts and resource errors are not accepted as intended rejections.
The complete result is in the gate receipt and scoped inventory. The progress ledger preserves failed development and infrastructure attempts separately from the accepted run.
Remaining programs
The abstract unbounded spectral-functional-calculus API linkage remains open. Finite-grid sampling, interpolation and aliasing require separate maps and estimates. Background or dynamical gauge coupling and cosmological matching, state preparation, capture and abundance are not consequences of this block. The full historical physics aggregate has not received a new complete audit.