Research corpus / six documents

One program, six exact interfaces

Each paper isolates one obligation in the passage from local interaction data to a proposed invertible condensed phase spectrum.

Page one of Uniform Locality for Condensed Families of Quantum Lattice Interactions
Paper I23 pages
ESTABLISHED

Uniform locality

The analytic first arrow

Uniform interaction norms, not profiniteness, give parameter-independent Lieb-Robinson bounds. Thermodynamic dynamics also require a uniform vanishing tail.

Page one of Condensed Families of Quantum Observables
Paper II24 pages
ESTABLISHED

Condensed observables

Positivity, C*-norms, and descent

Section algebras preserve fiberwise positivity and the supremum C*-norm while separating analytic structure from bare condensed algebra.

Page one of Thermodynamic Spectral Gaps in Parameterized Quantum Lattice Systems
Paper III24 pages
PROPOSED

Thermodynamic gaps

Witnesses, images, and stability

A quantitative gap witness is data; the qualitative uniformly gapped locus is its propositional image, conditional on analytic input.

Page one of From Microscopic Lattice Hamiltonians to Effective Theories
Paper IV33 pages
OPEN

Microscopic → effective

Three maps, not one equivalence

Functional calculus gives a controlled free-fermion map to K-theory, while scaling, classification, and inverse realization remain distinct.

Page one of Physical Realizability of Invertible Phase Classes
Paper V22 pages
OPEN

Physical realizability

From abstract class to lattice witness

Kitaev, BDI, and AKLT models verify concrete low-dimensional rows without claiming every bordism or homotopy class is realizable.

Page one of The Invertible Condensed Phase Spectrum Program
Paper S32 pages
PROPOSED

Phase spectrum program

Conditional assembly and claim-status ledger

The synthesis keeps the five-stage program precise: solid analytic inputs, conditional categorical assembly, and no unproved spectrum comparison.