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May 26, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Inductive Graph-Schur Rank Ladders and Spectral Certification Margins for Multipole BBGKY Correctors

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DPDmytro Panasenko

Key Points

  • The research aims to establish a finite-depth certification theory for multipole BBGKY correctors using algebraic results and graphical models.
  • Developed a Graph-Schur lower bound relating Gram matrix positivity to spectral-radius conditions.
  • Introduced inductive rank ladders and criteria for ladder extension.
  • Classified various certification regimes including uniform and harmonic cases.
  • Established that positivity of the Gram matrix is contingent on the associated spectral-radius condition.
  • Classified multiple certification regimes providing insight into their finite-depth analysis.
  • Included diagnostics for finite-coupling laws supporting reproducibility of certification tables.

Abstract

This preprint develops a finite-depth certification theory for multipole BBGKY correctors. The main algebraic result is a Graph-Schur lower bound that reduces positivity of a cumulative weighted Gram matrix to a spectral-radius condition on a normalized finite coupling graph. The manuscript introduces inductive rank ladders, one-step ladder extension criteria, weighted certification refinements, and a classification of certification regimes including uniform, harmonic, product-decay, tail-decoupled, and finite-band cases. The analysis is finite-depth: all ladder statements are made at prescribed terminal levels and no unconditional bounded inverse is claimed for the infinite-rank limit. The manuscript also includes manufactured diagnostics and source material for reproducing the finite coupling-law and response-cell certification tables.

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Dmytro Panasenko (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a153950b5d9c58d83e8cc9dhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20368254
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