Stone's theorem: unitary groups from self-adjoint generators #
This file constructs a strongly continuous unitary group from a self-adjoint
operator's spectral functional calculus applied to the phase function
t ↦ exp(i t r), and shows it generates the original operator, completing
Stone's theorem in the direction from self-adjoint operators to unitary
groups.
The complex unit phase at time t and spectral coordinate r.
Equations
- stonePhase t r = Complex.exp (Complex.I * ↑t * ↑r)
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The bounded evolution operator obtained by integrating the unit phase against a PVM.
Equations
- spectralEvolution E_pvm t = E_pvm.integral (stonePhase t) ⋯ ⋯
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The strongly continuous unitary group assembled from spectral evolution operators.
Equations
- spectralUnitaryGroup E_pvm = { toFun := spectralEvolution E_pvm, isUnitary := ⋯, zero := ⋯, add := ⋯, stronglyContinuous := ⋯ }
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The unitary group obtained by integrating the phases exp (i t r) against a PVM.
Equations
- E_pvm.phaseUnitaryGroup = spectralUnitaryGroup E_pvm
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The generator of the phase unitary group is integration against the real coordinate.
A self-adjoint operator generates a strongly continuous one-parameter unitary group.
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The phase unitary group constructed from a self-adjoint operator has generator A.