OS4 — Ergodicity from Polynomial Clustering #
Proves (1/t)∫₀ᵗ A(T_s φ) ds → 𝔼[A] in L²(μ) as t → ∞. The reduction chain:
- Minkowski inequality reduces from A = ∑ cⱼ e^{⟨φ,fⱼ⟩} to single exponentials
- L² variance bound (Fubini + Fernique): ‖(1/t)∫₀ᵗ e^{⟨T_s φ,f⟩} ds − 𝔼[e^{⟨φ,f⟩}]‖²_{L²} = (1/t²) ∫₀ᵗ∫₀ᵗ 𝔼[(…)(…)] ds ds'
- Polynomial clustering gives |𝔼[…]| ≤ c·(1+|s−s'|)^{−2}
- Final bound: ≤ (c/t) ∫_{−∞}^{∞} (1+|s|)^{−2} ds → 0
Uses α = 6 from the spatial dimension d = 3 (mass gap).
Main result #
OS4 Axiom Variants #
We define intermediate formulations of OS4 that are easier to prove directly.
OS4'' (Polynomial Clustering): This is exactly os4PolynomialClustering specialized to the GFF with decay exponent α = 6.
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GFF Integrability Lemmas #
The GFF exponential is integrable with respect to the GFF measure.
Time-translated complex exponential is in L² under the GFF measure. This follows from |exp(z)|² = exp(2 Re z) ≤ exp(2|Re z|) which is integrable. (Copied from OS4Ron.lean - needed for integrability proofs)
GFF Time Translation Invariance #
Time translation commutes with pointwise conjugation.
The product exp(⟨ω, T_t g₁⟩) · conj(exp(⟨ω, T_t g₂⟩)) integral is time-shift invariant. This follows from the GFF characteristic function and covariance time-translation invariance.
The L² norm of A_s is constant in s by stationarity. Proof: Uses OS2 → gff_exp_product_time_shift_invariant → this result.
The time average (1/T)∫A_s ds is in L²(μ).
The error term squared is integrable (for T > 0).
Decay Integral Bounds #
Product expectation stationarity.
GFF Covariance Continuity #
The Schwinger two-point function (covariance) is continuous under time translation. s ↦ C(T_s f, g) is continuous. (Proved via dominated convergence, copied from GFFCovarianceContinuity.)
The GFF covariance function (s, u) ↦ E[A_s · conj(A_u)] - E[A]·conj(E[A]) is continuous.
Proved using the Gaussian algebraic structure:
- By stationarity, Cov(s,u) = g(s-u) for g(t) = E[A_t·conj(A_0)] - EA·conj(EA)
- By Gaussian MGF formula, g(t) = EA·conj(EA)·(exp(C(T_{-t}f, conj(f))) - 1)
- C(T_s f, g) is continuous in s by dominated convergence
- Compose with exp and subtraction
Variance Bounds #
L² variance can be bounded by double integral of covariance.
This combines the integral bound (which gives ‖∫∫ Cov‖) with triangle inequality to get the bound in terms of ∫∫ ‖Cov‖ which is what we need for decay estimates.
Clustering Implies Covariance Decay #
OS4'' clustering implies covariance decay with exponent -3.
The norm of the GFF covariance is integrable on [0,T] for each fixed first argument. Uses gff_covariance_norm_integrableOn_slice_axiom to avoid expensive type unification.
Variance Decay from Clustering #
Covariance decay implies variance tends to zero.
Main Theorem Chain #
OS4' → OS4: Generating function ergodicity implies full ergodicity.
The proof uses Cauchy-Schwarz to bound the variance of ∑ⱼ zⱼ exp(⟨ω, fⱼ⟩) by the sum of individual variances, then applies OS4' to each term.
OS4'' → OS4': Polynomial clustering implies generating function ergodicity.
OS4'' → OS4: The full chain from clustering to ergodicity.
Main Theorem: os4PolynomialClustering with α=6 implies OS4Ergodicity for the GFF.
This is the main result connecting the clustering axiom to ergodicity.