Time Reflection Θ and Discrete Symmetries #
Time reflection Θ: (t, xbar) ↦ (−t, xbar) as an orthogonal involution on ℝ⁴. Properties: self-inverse (Θ² = id), measure-preserving, isometric.
Induced actions on test functions: (Θf)(x) = f(Θx) = f(−t, xbar). Foundation for the OS3 reflection positivity axiom.
The timeReflection declaration.
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- QFT.timeReflection x = (WithLp.equiv 2 ((i : Fin STDimension) → (fun (x : Fin STDimension) => ℝ) i)).symm (Function.update x.ofLp 0 (-x.ofLp 0))
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The timeReflectionMatrix declaration.
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- QFT.timeReflectionMatrix = Matrix.diagonal fun (i : Fin STDimension) => if i = 0 then -1 else 1
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The timeReflectionLinear declaration.
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- QFT.timeReflectionLinear = { toFun := QFT.timeReflection, map_add' := QFT.timeReflectionLinear._proof_1, map_smul' := QFT.timeReflectionLinear._proof_2 }
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The timeReflectionCLM declaration.
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Time reflection preserves inner products
Time reflection as a linear isometry equivalence
The timeReflectionLE declaration.
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Time reflection preserves Lebesgue measure.
Composition with time reflection as a continuous linear map on real-valued test functions. This version will be used when working with positive-time subspaces defined over ℝ, so that reflection positivity can be formulated without passing through complex scalars.
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Time reflection is linear on real test functions.