Author
Iraklis Margaritis
Recent research
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We extend a finite-dimensional Araki–Bogoliubov–Kubo–Mori (BKM) responsecost construction to an arbitrary real Hilbert response space, normal quantumcoarse-graining channels between von Neumann algebras, composable channel chains, and continuous coarse-graining flows. The respons...
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Finite-Cutoff Local Information Equilibrium and Araki–BKM Stability in Local AQFT
We prove a finite-cutoff, fixed-bifurcation form of Local Information Equilibrium (LIE) forthe shift-invariant sector of the four-dimensional massless minimally coupled scalar on a fixedde Sitter reference geometry. The proof uses a single symmetry-preserving Gaussian regulatorwi...
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Modular Reconstruction Criteria and Obstructions in Algebraic Quantum Field Theory
We study how far four-dimensional Lorentzian structure can be reconstructed from algebraicquantum field theory modular data without assuming a prior spacetime geometry. Working withstandard real subspaces and half-sided modular inclusions, we derive exact operator-algebraiccriter...
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Part II: Regulated BKM–Euclidean Hessian and Finite-Cutoff Gravitational Susceptibility
We establish a finite-cutoff relation between quantum information geometry and semiclassical gravity through the Araki–Bogoliubov–Kubo–Mori susceptibility. For each finite regulator (Λ, M, ε) and with the corresponding spectral/heat-kernel regularization of the Euclidean determin...
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We present a finite-cutoff derivation of the Einstein–Hilbert-sector Local InformationEquilibrium (LIE) area relationδSEHent =(1 / 4ℏGscalarind,UV) δA,for a regulated massless minimally coupled scalar under the explicit assumptions statedbelow. The analysis separates two logicall...
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We present a finite-cutoff derivation of the Einstein–Hilbert-sector Local InformationEquilibrium (LIE) area relationδSEHent =(1 / 4ℏGscalarind,UV) δA,for a regulated massless minimally coupled scalar under the explicit assumptions statedbelow. The analysis separates two logicall...
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Part I: A Finite-Cutoff Araki–BKM Framework for Gravitational Susceptibility
This paper is the first in a three-part series developing a controlled finite-cutoff connection between quantum information geometry and semiclassical gravity under explicitly stated assumptions. Here, we lay the foundational algebraic framework, in which the Araki– Bogoliubov–Ku...
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We develop a general methodology for testing the infrared admissibility of candidate reference states in emergent-gravity constructions. The central point is that vacuum selection by infrared consistency is an exclusion principle rather than, in general, a uniqueness theorem: a s...