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CAR foundations and canonical states

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Scope

Finite matrix stages enter the CAR completion with distinct root-state and normalized-trace roles. Pointwise root-compression estimates support later residual-space arguments, while simplicity and compact-image exclusion are separate conclusions.

12 direct Cards + 0 reused prerequisites = 12 unique Cards. This count is a selected Card closure, not a source-declaration count.

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Direct references: 1 — The normalized trace on a finite CAR stage · 2 — The CAR algebra as a completion of finite matrix stages · 3 — The product-vector state on the completed CAR algebra · 5 — The completed CAR algebra is infinite-dimensional · 6 — A finite-row average centralizes its matrix stage · 7 — Constructing the normalized trace on the completed CAR algebra · 9 — The decreasing root projections in the CAR completion · 4 — Purity of the completed root state · 8 — Normalization and the trace identity determine the CAR trace · 10 — Root compression becomes scalar in norm · 11 — Simplicity of the completed CAR algebra · 12 — An irreducible CAR representation has no nonzero compact image

Reused prerequisites: None in this scope.

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The finite matrix stages enter their norm completion through . The root state and normalized trace have different roles: , whereas . The root projections are . Here belongs to and is its image in ; that image need not have rank one in a representation of .

The compression estimate is pointwise in the fixed element . It supplies the later residual-space arguments. The simplicity proof uses a sufficiently late fixed projection; it does not replace this norm estimate by uniform convergence. Infinite dimension and the absence of nonzero compact images in irreducible representations are separate conclusions. Their proofs remain in the individual Cards.

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Read selected Card prerequisites before their uses. Levels are recomputed from the selected reachability-preserving projection; omitted source helpers remain traceable in the source exploration.

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Level 0 (2 Cards)

Level 0

The CAR algebra as a completion of finite matrix stages

Names the completed CAR algebra in which finite matrix calculations can be extended by norm approximation.

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.Limit

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Level 2 (3 Cards)

Level 3 (1 Card)

Level 4 (1 Card)

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