DRSN X: Mathematical Foundations of Drift Geometry (De Rerum Spectrale Natura, Report X, Version 2.0)

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Main Author: Pinho-da-Cruz, J.
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author Pinho-da-Cruz, J.
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contents <p>We present a rigorous mathematical formulation of drift geometry, focusing on the functional–<br>analytic foundations underlying drifted Dirac operators. The drift deformation is analysed<br>as a similarity flow on unbounded self–adjoint operators, preserving spectral properties<br>while modifying lower–order structure. We establish domain stability, self–adjointness,<br>spectral invariance, and holomorphic dependence using Kato theory. This report provides<br>the mathematical closure of the DRSN programme, isolating the operator–theoretic core<br>underlying its geometric, physical, and quantum applications.</p>
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spellingShingle DRSN X: Mathematical Foundations of Drift Geometry (De Rerum Spectrale Natura, Report X, Version 2.0)
Pinho-da-Cruz, J.
Unbounded Operators; Dirac Operators; Spectral Theory; Kato Theory; Holomorphic Families; Noncommutative Geometry; Drift Geometry
<p>We present a rigorous mathematical formulation of drift geometry, focusing on the functional–<br>analytic foundations underlying drifted Dirac operators. The drift deformation is analysed<br>as a similarity flow on unbounded self–adjoint operators, preserving spectral properties<br>while modifying lower–order structure. We establish domain stability, self–adjointness,<br>spectral invariance, and holomorphic dependence using Kato theory. This report provides<br>the mathematical closure of the DRSN programme, isolating the operator–theoretic core<br>underlying its geometric, physical, and quantum applications.</p>
title DRSN X: Mathematical Foundations of Drift Geometry (De Rerum Spectrale Natura, Report X, Version 2.0)
topic Unbounded Operators; Dirac Operators; Spectral Theory; Kato Theory; Holomorphic Families; Noncommutative Geometry; Drift Geometry
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18011696