Semigroup Irreducibility #
Wraps the invariant ideal null-or-conull result into a semigroup irreducibility predicate, plus one axiom recording the Schaefer classification of closed ideals.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Proposition 10 (line 1442), Corollary 15 (lines 1455–1460).
Section 1: Irreducibility predicate #
Semigroup irreducibility: every EnergyFormSplit has trivial B
(either null or conull in the log-interval).
Reference: lamportform.tex, Corollary 15 (line 1455).
- trivial_invariant_ideal (inv : EnergyFormSplit cutoffLambda) : MeasureTheory.volume inv.B = 0 ∨ MeasureTheory.volume (logInterval (Real.log cutoffLambda) \ inv.B) = 0
Instances For
Section 2: Proposition 10 conclusion #
Proposition 10 conclusion. Every invariant ideal B arising from an
EnergyFormSplit is either null or conull.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Proposition 10 (line 1442).
Section 3: Closed ideal classification axiom #
Closed ideal classification (Schaefer III.1 + Lemma 14 bridge).
If B ⊆ I is measurable and 1_B is translation-invariant on I, then
there exists an EnergyFormSplit with that B.
The mathematical argument (lamportform.tex, Steps 2–6 of Lemma 14) derives energy splitting from semigroup invariance via: (1) Laplace transform → resolvent commutativity, (2) spectral functional calculus → A_λ^{1/2} commutativity, (3) Pythagorean theorem → energy splitting.
Why axiom: Requires Bochner integration of operator-valued semigroups and Borel functional calculus for unbounded self-adjoint operators, neither available in Mathlib.
Soundness: The IndicatorTranslationInvariant hypothesis prevents
inconsistency: without it, one could produce EnergyFormSplit for
arbitrary measurable B ⊆ I, proving every such B is null or conull
(contradicting Lebesgue measure). The invariance guard restricts to
genuinely semigroup-invariant ideals. Preconditions are 1 < cutoffLambda,
MeasurableSet B, B ⊆ I, and IndicatorTranslationInvariant B I ε.
Section 4: Corollary 15 #
Corollary 15: Semigroup irreducibility. The translation semigroup on
L²(I) is irreducible: every EnergyFormSplit has trivial B.
Direct from the proof chain (does not use the axiom).
Reference: lamportform.tex, Corollary 15 (lines 1455–1460).