Uniform Spectral Saturation and Structural Closure of Regulated Operators

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Abstract

The author presents a structural consolidation of the Additive–Multiplicative (AM) regulated operator framework. Let ​ T ρbe a symmetric densely defined operator subject to uniform spectral saturation. Without invoking Sobolev embeddings, geometric compactness, or boundary coercivity, the author shall prove that,

  • Closure of the admissible domain under the graph norm, [1][4]

  • Collapse of deficiency indices under uniform regulation, [1][4][5]

  • Compactness of the resolvent via sequential precompactness, [1][3][7]

  • Failure of compactness under non-uniform saturation, [3][8]

  • Stability under bounded perturbations, [2]

  • Degeneracy recovery as regulation vanishes. [6][9]

  • All arguments are operator-theoretic and depend solely on regulated accumulation. [1][4] This establishes a structurally closed framework suitable for spectral applications.

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