[page 633, §1]
[633.1.1] The set of BMO-states is
weak*-compact.
[633.1.2] Its open subsets are the elements of the weak*-topology
restricted to
.
[633.1.3] They generate the
-algebra
of Borel sets
on
.
[633.1.4] Let
denote an invariant
state so that eq. (15)
holds for all
.
[633.1.5] An invariant probability measure on
corresponding to the invariant
can be
constructed with the help of a resolution of
the identity on
.
[633.2.1] Let
denote
the cyclic representation
canonically associated with an invariant
state
and the time evolution
on
.
[633.2.2] It is uniquely determined by the two requirements
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(26) |
for ,
and
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(27) |
for .
[633.2.3] Let
denotes the scalar product in
.
[633.3.1] A resolution of the identity[13, p.301] on
the Borel -algebra
is a mapping
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(28) |
with the properties
,
Each is a self-adjoint projector.
If then
For every and
the set function
defined by
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(29) |
is a complex regular Borel measure on .
[633.3.2] Because the projectors are self-adjoint the
set function is a positive measure
for every
.
[633.3.3] For
the resulting measure
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(30) |
is an invariant probability measure on the measurable
space associated with the
invariant BMO-state
.
[633.3.4] The triple
is a probability space.
[633.3.5] The probability measure
is invariant under
the adjoint time evolution
on
.