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r=ξrΠ′ |
r+1−ξr |
dI (235) |
Ifξr= +1 (respectively −1) for allrthen Eq. ( 227) holds with Π r= Π′ |
randǫ= +1 |
(respectively −1). Also, if d= 2 thenL′ |
ris a rank-1 projector irrespective of the |
value ofξr, so Eq. ( 227) holds with Π r=L′ |
randǫ= +1. The problem therefore |
reduces to showing that if d >2 it cannot happen that ξr= +1 for some values |
ofrand−1 for others. We will do this by assuming the contrary and deducing a |
contradiction. |
Letmbe the number of values of rfor whichξr= +1. We are assuming that |
mis in the range 1 ≤m≤d2−1. We may also assume, without loss of generality,30 |
that the labelling is such that ξr= +1 for the first mvalues ofr, and−1 for the |
rest. So |
L′ |
r=/braceleftigg |
Π′ |
r ifr≤m |
2 |
dI−Π′ |
rifr>m(236) |
Now define |
˜Trst= Tr/parenleftbig |
L′ |
rL′ |
sL′ |
t/parenrightbig |
(237) |
Eqs. (230) and (231) mean that the same argument which led to Eq. ( 9) can be |
used to deduce |
L′ |
rL′ |
s=d+1 |
d |
d2/summationdisplay |
t=1˜TrstL′ |
t |
−K2 |
rsI (238) |
SinceL′ |
1is a projector it follows that |
L′ |
1L′ |
s=/parenleftbig |
L′ |
1/parenrightbig2L′ |
s=d+1 |
d |
d2/summationdisplay |
t=1˜T1stL′ |
1L′ |
t |
−K2 |
1sL′ |
1 (239) |
By essentially the same argument which led to Eq. ( 118) we can use this to infer |
/parenleftbig˜T′ |
1/parenrightbig2=d |
d+1˜T1+2d2 |
(d+1)2/bardble1/an}bracketri}ht/an}bracketri}ht/an}bracketle{t/an}bracketle{te1/bardbl (240) |
where˜T′ |
1is the matrix with matrix elements ˜T′ |
1rsand/bardble1/an}bracketri}ht/an}bracketri}htis the vector defined by |
Eq.(116). Asbefore /bardble1/an}bracketri}ht/an}bracketri}htisaneigenvectorof ˜T′ |
1witheigenvalue2d |
d+1. Consequently |
the matrix |
˜Q1=d+1 |
d˜T′ |
1−2/bardble1/an}bracketri}ht/an}bracketri}ht/an}bracketle{t/an}bracketle{te1/bardbl (241) |
is a projector. But that means Tr( ˜Q1) must be an integer. We now use this to |
derive a contradiction. |
It follows from Eq. ( 236) that |
(L′ |
r)2=/braceleftigg |
L′ |
r r≤m |
2(d−2) |
d2I−d−4 |
dL′ |
rr>m(242) |
Consequently |
˜T1rr=/braceleftigg |
K2 |
1r r≤m |
2(d−2) |
d2−d−4 |
dK2 |
1rr>m(243) |
and so |
Tr(˜Q1) =d+1 |
dd2/summationdisplay |
r=1˜T1rr−2 |
=d+1−4d2+2m(d−2) |
d3(244) |
So if Tr( ˜Q1) is an integer/parenleftbig |
4d2+2n(d−2)/parenrightbig |
/d3must also be an integer. But the |
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