1632 — The Labelled Cubic Cut Is Completely Positive with a Forced Moment-Filtration Shift
Objective
Entry 1631 requires an infinite non-flat moment tower. Test whether the source cubic labelled Cut defines a positive map on that tower and determine its exact filtration variance.
Kraus form
After retaining and then tracing the internal occurrence label , the production contribution has the form
For every auxiliary system and every ,
Thus the occurrence-resolved Cut map is completely positive before forgetting labels. Positive integration over the symmetric finite-EFT measure of Entry 1618 preserves this property.
Filtration variance
For cubic vacuum production, each contains one observed creation operator. The adjoint map is
If has observed polynomial degree , then has degree . Therefore the finite truncation is typed as
It is not a same-level endomorphism of .
Finite check
The checker realizes the observed creation incidence on a finite occupation basis and verifies positive quadratic forms for rank-one input states and probes. It also verifies the forced degree-two shift.
Narrow result
This corrects the tempting but mistyped same-level formulation.
The map need not be trace-preserving by itself: it is the positive production contribution, not the complete normalized time-evolution channel. Source normalization and virtual terms belong to the full Dyson comparison.
Architectural consequence
The state coefficient tower and Cut calculus fit naturally as a filtered pro-object:
Occurrence labels index Kraus legs; forgetting them performs the physical partial trace. This supplies a concrete quantum-information realization of the existing labelled Cut carrier without changing its incidence geometry.
Durable artifacts
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Next falsifier
Add the source virtual/Hamiltonian Dyson term and normalization cell. Test the trace-preserving identity
at the same shifted filtration degree. The production Cut alone is CP; the complete finite-time channel must satisfy the optical-theorem normalization without a fitted anti-Hermitian term.