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LeanPool.SNumbers.BasicResults.Spectral.Representation

The spectral projection of S*S and the lower-bound subspace #

Why this file is needed: it is the capstone of the BasicResults.Spectral subpackage โ€” the single spectral-theory input that the s-number uniqueness theorem consumes for arbitrary bounded operators. It assembles the per-field constructions into one uniform statement and derives the geometric fact the factorisation needs.

What it provides #

theorem SpectralRepresentation.exists_spectral_projection {๐•œ : Type u} [RCLike ๐•œ] {Hโ‚ Hโ‚‚ : Type u} [NormedAddCommGroup Hโ‚] [InnerProductSpace ๐•œ Hโ‚] [CompleteSpace Hโ‚] [NormedAddCommGroup Hโ‚‚] [InnerProductSpace ๐•œ Hโ‚‚] [CompleteSpace Hโ‚‚] (S : Hโ‚ โ†’L[๐•œ] Hโ‚‚) {c : โ„} (hc0 : 0 โ‰ค c) :
โˆƒ (E : Hโ‚ โ†’L[๐•œ] Hโ‚), (โˆ€ (x : Hโ‚), c * โ€–E xโ€– โ‰ค โ€–S (E x)โ€–) โˆง โ€–S โˆ˜SL (1 - E)โ€– โ‰ค c

Spectral projection of S*S, uniformly over any RCLike field. Realify Hโ‚, Hโ‚‚ to real Hilbert spaces, take the real spectral projection, and lift it back to a ๐•œ-linear operator: the lift is ๐•œ-linear because it commutes with scalar multiplication (the commutation conjunct of exists_spectral_projection_real). The key sublemma adjoint (S.restrictScalars โ„) = (adjoint S).restrictScalars โ„ is proved inline.

theorem SpectralRepresentation.exists_lowerBound_subspace {๐•œ : Type u} [RCLike ๐•œ] {Hโ‚ Hโ‚‚ : Type u} [NormedAddCommGroup Hโ‚] [InnerProductSpace ๐•œ Hโ‚] [CompleteSpace Hโ‚] [NormedAddCommGroup Hโ‚‚] [InnerProductSpace ๐•œ Hโ‚‚] [CompleteSpace Hโ‚‚] (S : Hโ‚ โ†’L[๐•œ] Hโ‚‚) (n : โ„•) {c : โ„} (hc0 : 0 โ‰ค c) (hca : c < SNumbers.approximationNumber S n) :
โˆƒ (M : Submodule ๐•œ Hโ‚), FiniteDimensional ๐•œ โ†ฅM โˆง Module.finrank ๐•œ โ†ฅM = n + 1 โˆง โˆ€ x โˆˆ M, c * โ€–xโ€– โ‰ค โ€–S xโ€–

(โ˜…) Lower-bound subspace. For 0 โ‰ค c < aโ‚™(S) there is an (n+1)-dimensional subspace M โІ Hโ‚ on which S is bounded below by c. Take the spectral projection E of S*S at threshold c; its range has dimension โ‰ฅ n+1, and S is bounded below by c there.