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May 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Schur-Certified Rank-8 Tensor Correctors for Dipole–Quadrupole BBGKY Closure

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DPDmytro Panasenko

Key Points

  • This work aims to establish a framework for certifying rank-eight tensor correctors in the context of BBGKY closure.
  • Developed a normalized Schur-coercivity framework for rank-eight dipole-quadrupole block Gram matrices.
  • Separated finite-dimensional Schur/Gram certification from BBGKY closure hypotheses.
  • Included verification materials and synthetic dataset benchmarks for assessments.
  • Established a normalized Schur coercivity criterion for rank-eight tensors.
  • Provided a periodic benchmark compatible with torus structures.
  • Ensured all results are derived from synthetic data rather than external experimental datasets.

Abstract

This preprint develops a normalized Schur-coercivity framework for rank-eight dipole–quadrupole block Gram matrices arising in cutoff-regularized density-selected BBGKY closure. The manuscript separates theorem-level finite-dimensional Schur/Gram certification from conditional model-dependent BBGKY closure hypotheses. The main theorem layer includes normalized Schur coercivity, rank-eight block-Gram certification, observable-dual Gram realization, and a torus-compatible periodic benchmark. The conditional layer explains how the certified rank-eight tensor corrector may be used under explicitly stated BBGKY closure assumptions. The record includes the audit-corrected manuscript v0.6.1, a supplementary polynomial response-cell benchmark, LaTeX sources, a verification script for the periodic benchmark matrix entries, output logs, metadata files, and SHA256 checksums. No external experimental datasets are used; all verification material is synthetic/manufactured and generated from the stated formulas.

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Dmytro Panasenko (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a13e88c0e02ee3982d334b8https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20353019
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