Manuscript Hawk01-A@1 · Hawk01-A.tex · theorem · 11979653
Theorem: Conserving completions with identical late radiation
An explicit Hawking-mode completion and its nonidentifiability › Paired occupation sectors and the early resource · lines 1550–1643 · proof included or linked
Hawk01-A@1#thm:completion, Hawk01-A@1#eq:transferchannel, Hawk01-A@1#eq:completionmarginals, Hawk01-A@1#eq:nullcompletion
The map is an isometry on the prepared subspace. Every term has total energy , and the residual mass obeys the cutoff (eq:energycut). With input (eq:earlykey) and with inaccessible, its accessible channel is
For every operator ,
There is a second energy-conserving isometry , on a sufficiently large but otherwise identical declared residual sector space, whose accessible channel is
The two completions have the same entire late-radiation state, the same early marginal, and the same emitted-energy distribution for every input. Their assisted delayed-query scores differ whenever .
Proof. Each paired map and each residual map is an isometry on the message. Orthogonality of the residual labels and (eq:weightscomplete) give . Distinct key inputs remain orthogonal. Every term carries radiation energy and residual energy , so energy is conserved. The radiation is neutral and s-wave, and the stipulated residual labels conserve the declared charge and angular momentum.
Apply to the fixed resource and trace the orthogonal residual sectors and . This gives (eq:transferchannel). The Pauli twirl satisfies
Since , the twirled paired sectors and unpaired terms assemble exactly into . Tracing gives the uniform early marginal.
For the second completion, choose mutually orthogonal residual two-dimensional embeddings of energy , and set
Normalization proves that this is an isometry. Each term conserves energy and the declared charges. Tracing its residual and gives (eq:nullcompletion).
Both isometries may be embedded in a common enlarged residual Hilbert space. Within each finite total-energy sector, an isometry on a prepared subspace extends to a unitary after completing orthonormal bases of that sector. This extension establishes finite-interface unitary physicality, not a microscopic black-hole Hamiltonian.
Finally, the score difference follows from Theorem thm:completionoptima below and the message-independent channel (eq:nullcompletion).
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