The coordinate spectrum of CAR diagonal eigenvectors #
For the left regular action of gl_n on the Clifford algebra of its trace form, every eigenvalue
of a diagonal matrix unit on a nonzero vector is one of the half-integral expressions m + 1/2
for a natural number m < n. In particular, this restricts every coordinate of a highest weight.
The diagonal lift is a sum of commuting occupation projections together with its scalar diagonal
term. Removing the diagonal 1/2 from a diagonal eigenvector equation leaves n - 1 commuting
idempotents, reducing the coordinate result to the general spectrum theorem for their sum.
More generally, summing diagonal equations over a subset s leaves the commuting occupation
projections crossing from s to its complement. Their eigenvalue is a natural number m bounded
by |s| (n - |s|). Consequently, natural occupation counts for the coordinates have subset sum
choose |s| 2 + m. This gives all cut bounds at once, while the full subset has no crossing terms
and fixes the total sum.
Main results #
TauCeti.exists_eq_natCast_add_inv_two_of_lie_single_self_eq_smul: every diagonal matrix-unit eigenvalue has the formm + 1/2withm < n.TauCeti.IsGlHighestWeightVector.exists_weight_apply_eq_natCast_add_inv_two: every coordinate of a CAR highest weight has the formm + 1/2withm < n.TauCeti.exists_sum_eq_choose_two_add_of_lie_single_self_eq_smul: occupation counts on a subset have the formchoose |s| 2 + m, withmbounded by the size of the cut.TauCeti.exists_sum_eq_natCast_add_card_sq_div_two_of_lie_single_self_eq_smul: without aCharZeroassumption, but with two invertible, the sum of the diagonal eigenvalues is a bounded natural cast plus|s|² / 2.
References #
- D. Panyushev, The exterior algebra and "spin" of an orthogonal g-module, Transformation Groups 6 (2001), 371–396, Proposition 2.4 and Example 2.5(1).
- D. Shlyakhtenko, Failure of Strong Convergence of Matrices with Fermionic Entries, arXiv:2606.28648, §2.3.
If a nonzero vector is a simultaneous eigenvector for the diagonal matrix units indexed by
s, the sum of their eigenvalues is m + |s|² / 2, where m is a natural number bounded by the
number of ordered pairs crossing from s to its complement.
The natural number is the eigenvalue of the sum of the commuting cut occupation projections. No
CharZero, finite-dimensionality, or splitting hypothesis is needed, but two must be invertible.
Every eigenvalue of a diagonal matrix unit on a nonzero vector in the left regular CAR module
is a natural number less than the matrix size, shifted by 1/2.
Let a nonzero vector be a simultaneous eigenvector for the diagonal matrix units, with each
eigenvalue written as a natural occupation count plus 1/2. On a subset s, the sum of the
counts is choose |s| 2 + m, where m is bounded by the number of ordered pairs crossing from
s to its complement.
The natural number m is the eigenvalue of the sum of the commuting cut occupation projections.
No finite-dimensionality or splitting hypothesis is needed.
Under the hypotheses of
TauCeti.exists_sum_eq_choose_two_add_of_lie_single_self_eq_smul, the occupation-count sum on s
is bounded by choose |s| 2 + |s| (n - |s|).
For simultaneous half-shifted natural diagonal eigenvalues, the total occupation count is
choose n 2. This is the full-subset case of the cut calculation, where no projection crosses
the boundary.
Every coordinate of a highest weight in the left regular CAR module is a natural number less
than the matrix size, shifted by 1/2.
This statement supplies the coordinate restriction; it does not assert that every expression is attained by a given vector.