Odd-sector Casimir spectrum: eigenvalue 2 (×24) and 0 (×8)
ProvedClifford6Casimir.spectrumLet be the halved adjoint action of the registered triple on , and let be the associated quadratic Casimir endomorphism. All four endomorphisms preserve the odd sector , and on it the Casimir has exactly two eigenvalues with the multiplicities
the two eigenspaces spanning the whole 32-dimensional odd sector. Representation-theoretically this is the decomposition of the odd sector under the generated .
The statement is an eigenspace decomposition with exact multiplicities, not a pointwise eigenvalue claim; it asserts nothing about particles, generations, or any other physical object.
import Definitions.Def_clifford6_casimir_data
theorem Clifford6Casimir.spectrum
(T1 T2 T3 C : CliffordAlgebra Clifford6.Q60 →ₗ[ℝ] CliffordAlgebra Clifford6.Q60)
(h1 : ∀ x, T1 x = (1/2:ℝ) • (Clifford6.E1 * x - x * Clifford6.E1))
(h2 : ∀ x, T2 x = (1/2:ℝ) • (Clifford6.E2 * x - x * Clifford6.E2))
(h3 : ∀ x, T3 x = (1/2:ℝ) • (Clifford6.E3 * x - x * Clifford6.E3))
(hC : ∀ x, C x = -(T1 (T1 x) + T2 (T2 x) + T3 (T3 x))) :
(∀ x ∈ Clifford6.oddSector,
T1 x ∈ Clifford6.oddSector ∧ T2 x ∈ Clifford6.oddSector ∧
T3 x ∈ Clifford6.oddSector ∧ C x ∈ Clifford6.oddSector)
∧ (Clifford6.oddSector ⊓ LinearMap.ker (C - (2:ℝ) • LinearMap.id) ⊔
Clifford6.oddSector ⊓ LinearMap.ker C = Clifford6.oddSector)
∧ (Module.finrank ℝ
↥(Clifford6.oddSector ⊓ LinearMap.ker (C - (2:ℝ) • LinearMap.id)) = 24)
∧ (Module.finrank ℝ ↥(Clifford6.oddSector ⊓ LinearMap.ker C) = 8) := by
sorryRead-back
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Let T1, T2, T3, C be arbitrary R-linear endomorphisms of the full Clifford algebra. Hypotheses (each universally quantified over every element x of the whole algebra, not just the odd sector):
T1 x = (1/2)(E1 x - x E1), T2 x = (1/2)(E2 x - x E2), T3 x = (1/2)(E3 x - x E3), C x = -(T1(T1 x) + T2(T2 x) + T3(T3 x)),
with E1 = e0e2, E2 = e2e5, E3 = e0e5. These pointwise identities pin down each map uniquely, so the hypotheses are jointly satisfiable in exactly one way; note the minus sign: C is the negative of T1^2 + T2^2 + T3^2, not the positive sum. Under these hypotheses, the theorem asserts the conjunction of:
- Stability: for every x in the odd sector, each of T1 x, T2 x, T3 x, C x again lies in the odd sector.
- Decomposition: (oddSector ^ ker(C - 2 id)) + (oddSector ^ ker C) = oddSector, where + is the sum (join) of submodules; the odd sector is the internal sum of the part on which C acts with eigenvalue 2 and the part on which C acts with eigenvalue 0.
- dim_R(oddSector ^ ker(C - 2 id)) = 24.
- dim_R(oddSector ^ ker C) = 8.
Casual reader notes: only the eigenvalues 2 and 0 of C appear, with asserted multiplicities 24 and 8 (summing to 32); triviality of the intersection of the two summands is not asserted separately (it is automatic for eigenspaces of distinct eigenvalues); the conclusion mentions only C and the odd sector — T1, T2, T3 enter only through the hypotheses; and although the hypotheses fix the operators on the entire algebra, every conclusion clause concerns only the odd sector.
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