Symmetry and spectral bounds for reduced extensions #
ContinuousLinearMap.reducedExtension is defined in Projection.Block, together with its
block actions, quadratic-form splitting and global bounds from local quadratic-form bounds.
This module proves symmetry of the extension for invariant symmetric blocks, without a
completeness assumption, and obtains the global form bounds from finite-dimensional
restricted point-spectrum containment. For an invariant block, every real eigenvalue of the
extension is either the scalar Îș or an eigenvalue of the original operator carried by the
block, so the extension can move the spectrum off the block wherever it is convenient.
Provenance #
The spectral consequences are adapted from the maintained
AIQ-Kitware DKPS formalization
(Kitware, Inc.; Apache-2.0), ForTauCeti/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/ReducedExtension.lean.
The common block splitting and bounds reuse Projection.Block rather than duplicating them.
The reduced extension of a symmetric operator along an invariant subspace is symmetric, without any completeness hypothesis on the ambient inner product space.
Restricted point-spectrum containment in (-â, c] gives an upper bound
for a reduced extension with scalar Îș †c.
Restricted point-spectrum containment in [c, â) gives a lower bound
for a reduced extension with scalar Îș â„ c.
Along an invariant subspace W, every real eigenvalue of the reduced extension
A P_W + Îș P_{Wáź} is either Îș or an eigenvalue of A with an eigenvector in W.