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bibkey: clavier2025localityhdr
authors: Pierre J. Clavier
year: 2025
title: "TRAPs, Generalisations of MZVs, Locality and Resurgence for Quantum Field Theories"
doi: null
url: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09493v1
claim: "The habilitation thesis surveys the locality framework for renormalisation and states as its Conjecture conj:loc_tensor that for any locality vector space (E,⊤) and any two locality subspaces V and W, the locality tensor product V⊗_⊤W with the quotient locality relation is a locality vector space."
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TRAPs, Generalisations of MZVs, Locality and Resurgence for Quantum Field Theories

P. J. Clavier, habilitation thesis (Université de Haute-Alsace), arXiv:2506.09493v1 [math-ph]. Quotations are from the v1 TeX source.

The quotient locality (Definition defn:quotientlocality):

For a subspace of a locality vector space , we call {\bf quotient locality} on the quotient , the final locality relation

The conjecture (Conjecture conj:loc_tensor), introduced as the most important open gap of the locality framework:

Let be any locality vector space, and any two locality vector subspaces of . Then is a locality vector space.

and, among the listed evidence:

We could not find counterexamples, although we did spend time and effort to build them.

The locality cartesian power (Eq. eq:lprod):

and the explicit description of the tensor locality:

Then for , we have if we can write such that for any and .

(the displays are written inline here).

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Source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09493v1

  • URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09493v1 (source chapter LOC.tex, md5 41f5e772e40d5eaf8583e8903293dbbb, 1831 lines):
    • the locality cartesian power, Eq. eq:lprod, l. 219–221;
    • the quotient locality, Definition defn:quotientlocality, l. 606–612;
    • the explicit description of the tensor locality through , l. 743–747;
    • the statement that being a locality vector space is still a conjecture, l. 749;
    • the conjecture and its evidence, Conjecture conj:loc_tensor, l. 1794–1806.