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This paper establishes a rigorous mathematical dictionary linking fat-point interpolation in complex projective space with dark-state problems for fixed-particle-number bosons, effectively translating algebraic geometry concepts into quantum mechanical terms. By proving a finite-scale no-dark-state amplification theorem, the authors provide an exact solution to Demailly's conjecture, demonstrating how arithmetic techniques can resolve deep questions in quantum physics. This work represents a significant theoretical advance at the intersection of pure mathematics and quantum mechanics rather than a development of practical AI or quantum hardware.
Demailly's Conjecture in Quantum Language and Its Solution
arXiv:2609.05866v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We give an exact translation between fat-point interpolation in complex projective space and a dark-state problem for fixed-particle-number bosons. Under the unitary Fischer--Bargmann realization, homogeneous degree becomes particle number, the Veronese lift becomes a bosonic symmetric product state, and order-$m$ vanishing becomes orthogonality to all coherent jet excitations of orders below $m$. The initial degree of a symbolic power is therefore the first particle number admitting a dark state of a positive constraint Hamiltonian, and the Waldschmidt constant is the asymptotic particle cost per suppression order. After developing both sides of this dictionary from first principles, we prove a finite-scale no-dark-state amplification theorem. Frobenius amplifies the associated full-rank certificate in one good positive-characteristic fiber; a nonzero maximal minor returns it to characteristic zero. Its asymptotic consequence is Demailly's conjectured inequality. The paper is written so that the projective statement, the quantum reformulation, and the arithmetic part of the solution can be read independently and then identified exactly.
Abstract:We give an exact translation between fat-point interpolation in complex projective space and a dark-state problem for fixed-particle-number bosons. Under the unitary Fischer--Bargmann realization, homogeneous degree becomes particle number, the Veronese lift becomes a bosonic symmetric product state, and order-$m$ vanishing becomes orthogonality to all coherent jet excitations of orders below $m$. The initial degree of a symbolic power is therefore the first particle number admitting a dark state of a positive constraint Hamiltonian, and the Waldschmidt constant is the asymptotic particle cost per suppression order. After developing both sides of this dictionary from first principles, we prove a finite-scale no-dark-state amplification theorem. Frobenius amplifies the associated full-rank certificate in one good positive-characteristic fiber; a nonzero maximal minor returns it to characteristic zero. Its asymptotic consequence is Demailly's conjectured inequality. The paper is written so that the projective statement, the quantum reformulation, and the arithmetic part of the solution can be read independently and then identified exactly.
Quantum Physics (quant-ph); Mathematical Physics (math-ph); Commutative Algebra (math.AC)
arXiv:2609.05866 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2609.05866v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.05866 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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