Finite Gram matrices and matrix units purify vector states on a chosen finite stage. Corner amplification turns this transport into almost-central unitary paths, with different stage choices for protected-set and unrestricted approximation.
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A represented root corner has enough Hilbert-space dimension to
realize any finite Gram matrix. Matrix-unit reconstruction then purifies
a vector state on a selected finite stage. Supported self-adjoint
interpolation and corner amplification turn finite vector transport into
unitary paths; the approximate state tests concern every matrix entry,
not only diagonal entries.
The protected-set theorem chooses its stage and tolerance before the
later state-approximation request. The unrestricted theorem instead
purifies on a large stage and transports at stage zero, where the sole
unit-vector test is automatic. These are different stages. The
fixed-stage abbreviation
,
the finite-dimensional interpolation space
,
and the amplification
are local objects, not the later shell links
or trace-GNS unitary
.
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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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