MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.existsUnique_state_extension_trace
Pointed transport identifies arbitrary state extensions before traciality is proved.
Statement
Let
Assumptions
Only the fixed representative shell family is given. A competing functional
Conclusion
Every such
Proof route
Construct the two target GNS representations and apply pointed unitary transport from their common source trace. Equality of the vector functionals then gives equality of states.
Proof steps
Existence is
exists_state_extension_trace. For an arbitrary competing state, let be its GNS representation; define for the chosen extension. Both target orbits are dense and their source vector functionals are . Apply
exists_pointed_unitary_of_trace_of_cyclicwith therepresentation first and the representation second. Its hypotheses are exactly the two restriction equalities and target cyclicity. It gives a unitary For every
, preservation of the inner product and these two identities give This is the pointwise equality used by
eq_traceExtension_of_mem_stateSpace_of_apply_shellFamilySourceHom_eq_trace; extensionality then gives.
Main citations
- The stated existence or structural result · Exact source
- The fixed concrete target and source map · Exact source
- Faithfulness of the source embedding · Exact source
- Existence of a state extension · Exact source
- Pointed transport for trace-realizing cyclic targets · Exact source
- Equality of an arbitrary extension with the chosen state · Exact source
Lean source signature (exact)
theorem existsUnique_state_extension_trace (family : RepresentativeShellFamily) :
∃! φ : ShellFamilyTarget family →L[ℂ] ℂ,
φ ∈ MathlibAnnex.Analysis.CStarAlgebra.stateSpace (ShellFamilyTarget family) ∧
∀ b, φ (shellFamilySourceHom family b) = trace b∃! φ quantifies a continuous functional on the fixed ShellFamilyTarget family. The conjunction requires state-space membership and restriction equal to trace. The linked uniqueness supplier calls the arbitrary competing state φ and its positive-map bundle f; these correspond to ρ, ξ, and e are the competitor's GNS action, vector and pointed transport toward the chosen extension. Thus e.
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Lean realization notes
The argument does not use uniqueness among tracial states to prove this stronger extension uniqueness. The unitary below compares the GNS representations of two possibly different extension states; it is not an identification of independently chosen vectors without a transport theorem.
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