1639 — The Exact Opposite-Momentum Compatibility Domain Degenerates to the Generic CP Sector
Question
Entry 1638 derived only the ordinary positive-semidefinite gate for a frozen opposite-momentum Gaussian correlation. Determine the exact quantum compatibility domain and test whether it has a canonical product degeneration.
Frozen covariance
Use
with vacuum covariance normalized to (I). Physicality requires
Exact Schur complement
For (a>1),
The quantum Schur complement is therefore
Hence
The source marginal (x=a) is exactly the boundary point. Entry 1638's condition (xa\ge c^2) remains a valid ordinary necessary condition but is not sufficient quantum mechanically.
Product degeneration
As (c\to0), the pure-support relation forces (a\to1). The compatibility domain becomes
which is the complete physical isotropic one-mode covariance domain. Thus the supported correlated domain degenerates canonically to the generic product sector; no interpolation or fitted restriction map is needed at covariance level.
Narrow result
This refines the proposed coefficient architecture: the supported object and the generic CP channel are not unrelated models. They are neighboring strata of one support-sensitive Gaussian assignment geometry.
It does not yet construct a linear process-tensor Choi operator, prove complete positivity under arbitrary interventions, or identify the interacting restriction map after one cubic step.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/quantum_correlated_compatibility_domain.rsresearch/benincasa/results/quantum-correlated-compatibility-domain.jsonresearch/benincasa/quantum-correlated-compatibility-domain.md
Next falsifier
Construct a one-step Gaussian intervention/process-tensor object over the exact domain (x\ge a). Test positivity of the global cubic Cut evolution for every admitted Gaussian intervention and verify that its restriction at (c=0,a=1) agrees with Entry 1637's generic CP channel. A failure of this degeneration at the interacting level would falsify the proposed common supported coefficient family.