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The Embedding of Unitary Laws into the Word Gauge Space and the Gauge Distance

Unitary laws embed into the gauge space by restriction to cyclically reduced words; this defines the gauge distance between laws.

Statement

In the setting of The Real Numbers: Standing Notation and Background, let N\mathbb{N} be the natural numbers, carried into R\mathbb{R} by the natural-number image, and let d∈Nd\in\mathbb{N}. Let W2dW_{2d} be as in Words in Unitary Letters: Generators, Signs, Inverse Letters, Lengths and Adjoint Words, let Wd∘W^{\circ}_{d} be the set of cyclically reduced words and, for k∈Nk\in\mathbb{N}, Wd,k∘W^{\circ}_{d,k} the set of those of length kk, and let Ld\mathcal{L}_{d} be the set of unitary laws of dd-tuples. Let θd\theta_{d} and the weights cwc_{w}, the block sums, the gauge space EdE_{d}, with its pointwise sums, real multiples and differences x−y=x+(−1)yx-y=x+(-1)y, and the gauge norm ∥⋅∥d\lVert\cdot\rVert_{d} be as in The Word Gauge: Weights, the Space of Weighted Square-Summable Word Functions, Its Norm and Inner Product, and the Length-Weighted Gauge. Let C\mathbb{C} be the field of complex numbers with modulus ∣z∣|z|, and let (2d)k(2d)^{k} and θd k\theta_{d}^{\,k} denote natural powers in R\mathbb{R}.

1. (Embedding) For λ∈Ld\lambda\in\mathcal{L}_{d}, ιd(λ):Wd∘→C\iota_{d}(\lambda):W^{\circ}_{d}\to\mathbb{C} is the restriction of λ\lambda to Wd∘W^{\circ}_{d}. It belongs to EdE_{d}: by Unitary Laws: Adjoints, the Bound One, and Reduction to Cyclically Reduced Words §bound one has ∣λ(w)∣≤1|\lambda(w)|\le1, hence, since 0<cw≤θd k0<c_{w}\le\theta_{d}^{\,k} by The Word Gauge: Weights, the Space of Weighted Square-Summable Word Functions, Its Norm and Inner Product, and the Length-Weighted Gauge §weights, 0≤cw∣λ(w)∣2≤θd k0\le c_{w}|\lambda(w)|^{2}\le\theta_{d}^{\,k} for w∈Wd,k∘w\in W^{\circ}_{d,k}, so by Counting Cyclically Reduced Words: Finiteness and the Bound (2d)^k §count the kk-th block sum of w↦cw∣λ(w)∣2w\mapsto c_{w}|\lambda(w)|^{2} is at most

θd k(2d)k=(2d θd)k=(13072)k,\theta_{d}^{\,k}(2d)^{k}=(2d\,\theta_{d})^{k}=\bigl(\tfrac{1}{3072}\bigr)^{k},

the first equality by claim 3 of Properties of Natural Number Powers in a Field and the second because 2d θd=2d6144 d=130722d\,\theta_{d}=\frac{2d}{6144\,d}=\frac{1}{3072}; the geometric series of ratio 13072\tfrac{1}{3072} converges by Series of Nonnegative Real Numbers, Comparison, and the Geometric Series §geometric, so the series of block sums converges by Series of Nonnegative Real Numbers, Comparison, and the Geometric Series §comparison. The map λ↦ιd(λ)\lambda\mapsto\iota_{d}(\lambda) from Ld\mathcal{L}_{d} to EdE_{d} is the embedding ιd\iota_{d}.

2. (Gauge distance) The gauge distance of μ,ν∈Ld\mu,\nu\in\mathcal{L}_{d} is the real number

dL(μ,ν)=∥ιd(μ)−ιd(ν)∥d,d_{\mathcal{L}}(\mu,\nu)=\lVert\iota_{d}(\mu)-\iota_{d}(\nu)\rVert_{d},

where ιd(μ)−ιd(ν)∈Ed\iota_{d}(\mu)-\iota_{d}(\nu)\in E_{d} by The Word Gauge: Weights, the Space of Weighted Square-Summable Word Functions, Its Norm and Inner Product, and the Length-Weighted Gauge §space.

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