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Before asking what a genuine coarse-graining exposes, the construction has to survive the case where nothing at all is discarded. Take = — no reduction in the space of states — and let the “coarse” description be nothing more than the same physics seen through a fixed, time-independent relabeling: a rotated spin basis, a renamed pair of levels, a change of which linear combination of states a lab calls “up.” Model this as := W for a fixed unitary W , and, because nothing has been thrown away, define the coarse Hamiltonian self-consistently as the same physical generator carried through that same relabeling, := W .
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Equation 35 · Evolutionary Physics
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Before asking what a genuine coarse-graining exposes, the construction has to survive the case where nothing at all is discarded. Take = — no reduction in the space of states — and let the “coarse” description be nothing more than the same physics seen through a fixed, time-independent relabeling: a rotated spin basis, a renamed pair of levels, a change of which linear combination of states a lab calls “up.” Model this as := W for a fixed unitary W , and, because nothing has been thrown away, define the coarse Hamiltonian self-consistently as the same physical generator carried through that same relabeling, := W .
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This equation states an equality: the expressions on both sides have the same value under the article’s assumptions.
Passive relabeling is one degenerate case; the other is simpler still. Let be the identity channel, = , = : no relabeling, no discarding, the coarse description simply is the fine one. Then trivially = 0 . Nothing in the paragraphs above required that; it follows on inspection. But the triviality is the point, because this is the operator-language shadow of the oldest and most secure fact the subject has. A system evolving under its own Hamiltonian, with nothing coarse-grained away and nothing relabeled, conserves that Hamiltonian’s own expectation value exactly, because the Hamiltonian generates its own time evolution and commutes with…
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A third regime sits between the first two and needs its own treatment rather than being folded into either. Nothing here is discarded — = still — but the relabeling itself now carries explicit time dependence, because the “coarse” observer describes the same system from a frame in motion relative to the frame that defines : a rotating platform, a driven interaction picture, a magnet ramping in time. Let U(t) be the corresponding time-dependent unitary and |'(t) := U(t)| , with | solving i\, d|/dt = | . Differentiating the product and using U = I gives
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