Composition of canonical momentum operators
ProvedWheelerDeWitt.momentum_compositionFor any supplied complex-linear derivative family, any real Planck parameter, spatial point, four component indices, wavefunctional and configuration, composing the two prescribed momentum operators gives minus the square of the Planck parameter times the ordered derivative composition. This statement includes zero and negative Planck parameters.
import Definitions.Def_wdw_canonical_operators set_option autoImplicit false
namespace WheelerDeWitt
theorem momentum_composition {C X : Type*} (D : FunctionalDerivative C X)
(hbar : ℝ) (x : X) (a b c d : Fin 3) (psi : Wavefunction C) (q : C) :
(momentum D hbar x a b (momentum D hbar x c d psi)) q =
-(hbar : ℂ)^2 * (D x a b (D x c d psi)) q := by
sorry
end WheelerDeWittRead-back
What the Lean code literally says, in plain math · Codex (inherited session model)
For arbitrary types , every family of complex-linear endomorphisms of the space of all functions , every real number , every , all indices , every function , and every , the asserted equality is in , where is defined to be the endomorphism and on the right is embedded in before squaring. The inner operator has indices and the outer operator has indices . There is no positivity or nonzero assumption on , so the assertion includes and negative ; it assumes neither commutation among the operators nor any analytic interpretation as derivatives. No geometry or matter operator is involved. The types may be empty, in which case choices of or do not exist and the corresponding quantified claim is vacuous.