Manuscript XVIII-B@2 · XVIII-B-v2.tex · theorem · 27ed4f4b
Theorem: Evaluated stress spectral densities
The exact two-particle spectral calculation › Field and state normalization · lines 515–582 · proof included or linked
XVIII-B@2#thm:spectral, XVIII-B@2#eq:r2, XVIII-B@2#eq:r0, XVIII-B@2#eq:Wspec
Set and, for , define
Extend them by zero below . Then
Both densities are strictly positive above threshold. The corresponding projector densities are
The formula defines a positive, tempered vacuum two-point distribution.
Proof. In the rest frame , and
Its spatial trace is . The traceless part is . Lemma lem:phase therefore gives
Multiplying by from (eq:phaseformula) gives
This is (eq:Wspec). Lorentz covariance and transversality extend the rest-frame calculation to the future two-particle cone.
Positivity also follows directly from the squared matrix element in (eq:phaseformula). The polynomial tensor growth is at most quartic, while are bounded. Hence the spectral distribution is tempered.
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