OAI/Analysis/KadisonKastler/SpatialMatrixGap.lean
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Spatial-product gap from matrix unit-ball approximation
The hypothesis is complete matrix proximity. Ordinary proximity is not asserted to remain unchanged under amplification.
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OAI.KadisonKastler.spatialMatrix_test_approxline 24 - theorem
OAI.KadisonKastler.MatrixNearInclusion.spatialProduct_approxline 45Source documentation
Complete one-sided approximation extends to the spatial product with an increasing matrix-generated von Neumann algebra.
theorem MatrixNearInclusion.spatialProduct_approx (hK : PublishedKaplanskyDensity.{u}) {M N : VonNeumannAlgebra H} {γ : ℝ} (hγ : 0 ≤ γ) (h : MatrixNearInclusion M N γ) (hs : ∀ n, 0 < s n) (hE : Monotone (fun n => (E n).algebra)) (a : SpatialHilbert H K →L[ℂ] SpatialHilbert H K) (ha : a ∈ unitBall (spatialProductAlgebra M (generatedVonNeumannAlgebra (⨆ n, (E n).algebra)))) : ∃ b ∈ unitBall (spatialProductAlgebra N (generatedVonNeumannAlgebra (⨆ n, (E n).algebra))), ‖a - b‖ ≤ γ := by …Mentions: OAI.KadisonKastler.MatrixNearInclusion, OAI.KadisonKastler.unitBall, OAI.KadisonKastler.spatialProductAlgebra, OAI.KadisonKastler.generatedVonNeumannAlgebra
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OAI.KadisonKastler.kkDistance_spatialProduct_le_of_matrixNearInclusionline 61Source documentation
Two-sided complete matrix proximity controls the ordinary gap of the actual spatial products, with no loss in the constant.
theorem kkDistance_spatialProduct_le_of_matrixNearInclusion (hK : PublishedKaplanskyDensity.{u}) (M N : VonNeumannAlgebra H) {γ : ℝ} (hγ : 0 ≤ γ) (hMN : MatrixNearInclusion M N γ) (hNM : MatrixNearInclusion N M γ) (hs : ∀ n, 0 < s n) (hE : Monotone (fun n => (E n).algebra)) : kkDistance (spatialProductAlgebra M (generatedVonNeumannAlgebra (⨆ n, (E n).algebra))) (spatialProductAlgebra N (generatedVonNeumannAlgebra (⨆ n, (E n).algebra))) ≤ γ := by …Mentions: OAI.KadisonKastler.MatrixNearInclusion, OAI.KadisonKastler.kkDistance, OAI.KadisonKastler.spatialProductAlgebra, OAI.KadisonKastler.generatedVonNeumannAlgebra