1691 — The Source Gaussian Moment Cone Is Density-Representable
Predeclared-class extension test
Entry 1690 isolates the noncommutative moment-extension problem. Begin with the general Gaussian initial-state class already admitted by the source.
For one centered mode with , the covariance packet
is physical precisely on the Gaussian uncertainty cone
Williamson decomposition gives
The isotropic covariance is realized by the thermal density operator whose occupation probabilities have geometric ratio
A metaplectic lift of then realizes . Hence every packet in this predeclared Gaussian cone extends to a positive trace-class density operator.
The exact checker uses rational symplectic matrices
and verifies 3,528 thermal--metaplectic covariances with . It also verifies 5,000 cardinality-weighted covariance merges, all remaining in the uncertainty cone.
Narrow result
This supplies one exact finite representable coefficient class. It does not close the full cosmological process because scalar-cubic evolution generates non-Gaussian cumulants and unbounded Schmidt rank.
Durable artifacts
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Next falsifier
Follow the first cubic tangent out of the Gaussian cone. Determine whether the degree-four Gram packet of Entry 1630 lies in the tangent cone of genuinely density-representable states, rather than merely the truncated positive cone. Use an explicit trace-class perturbation of a thermal--metaplectic state or record the missing extension datum.