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Constructs an explicit nested cutoff–Fourier finite-dimensional dictionary, proving that its Rayleigh–Ritz minimum must converge to the true spectral bottom. It also reduces the rigorous negative certificate to "a rational vector + a set of rational interval matrices + a small verifier using only fractions.Fraction". The demonstration verifier correctly accepts exact negative certificates and correctly rejects floating-point candidates that appear to be negative.
Regarding its relationship with other packages, I try to use the words from its own documents, not my interpretation.
"This round rewrites the problem from: 'Finite-dimensional scanning might forever miss the true negative direction,' to: 'The specified cutoff–Fourier dictionary is complete under the form norm; if a negative direction exists, finite dimensions will eventually reach it. The only remaining problem is how to strictly bound the matrix elements.'" — Excerpt from Section 12, "Conclusion," of Document 01 in this package.
Sourced from RH-W-04_subgaps_v0.1.csv within the package; the status and next steps are recorded by the package itself, not judgments added by me after the fact.
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fractions.Fraction:python verify_negative_certificate.py
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