MATHLIBANNEX / PROJECT LFH

Pure-state homogeneity and shell matching

For pure states on CAR, the sequence construction controls both and the actual inverses . The limiting automorphism satisfies . The detailed alternating correction inequalities, the protected inverse images, and the substitution are retained in the key proof Card; this route does not duplicate that proof.

For one fixed approximately inner automorphism, shell matching gives and , where . At the root class , the chosen family uses and . Each other component uses one automorphism for all of its shells. The generic projection-matching theorem is not a new proof of the general KOS proposition. The same chosen homogeneity family is used in the construction of the algebra and in the classification of its irreducible representations.

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Approximately inner homogeneity of pure CAR states

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.PureStateHomogeneity

The homogeneity property asks for exact state transport by an automorphism that is locally approximable by inner automorphisms.

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Two-sided inner sequences imply pure-state homogeneity

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A two-sided inner intertwining sequence for two states

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.HasInnerIntertwiningSequence

An inner sequence records both forward and actual inverse convergence data before any limiting automorphism is constructed.

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Two-sided inner sequences imply pure-state homogeneity, Pure CAR states admit two-sided inner intertwining sequences

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Exact projection links for one approximately inner automorphism

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.exists_shell_family_of_approximately_inner

A point-norm approximation followed by close-projection conjugacy gives exact support identities for an arbitrary projection family.

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Choosing the CAR shell family from proved homogeneity

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A fixed representative family of CAR shell data

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.RepresentativeShellFamily

One family records a transporting automorphism and exact shell links for each selected pure-state class, with an explicitly fixed root component.

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Choosing the CAR shell family from proved homogeneity

Level 1

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Two-sided inner sequences imply pure-state homogeneity

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.homogeneity_of_innerIntertwiningSequences

The forward and inverse limits close the homogeneity argument once an intertwining sequence is supplied for every pure-state pair.

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Pure CAR states admit two-sided inner intertwining sequences

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.hasInnerIntertwiningSequence_of_pure

Finite-set vector-state transport supplies explicit corrections; their summable conjugation bounds and state estimates yield the required two-sided sequence.

Level 2

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Pure-state homogeneity of the completed CAR algebra

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.homogeneity

The constructed inner intertwining sequences discharge the supplier hypothesis and give an approximately inner transporting automorphism.

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Choosing the CAR shell family from proved homogeneity

MathlibAnnex.CStarAlgebra.CAR.homogeneityShellFamily

CAR homogeneity and exact shell matching supply one family whose distinguished component is fixed by an explicit identity choice.

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