Mean-Field Bose--Einstein Condensation and Condensate Ideals in the Resolvent Algebra

This paper studies the imperfect Bose gas after the Kac density law and the mean-field Euler equations have selected a condensed density with positive zero-mode excess.

In this BEC regime the selected chemical potential cancels the mean-field shift, so the selected one-particle Hamiltonian is exactly the free one.

The resulting zero-mode covariance defines a mean-field BEC ideal in the resolvent algebra, while the nonregular quotient and the direct-integral center record distinct representation-theoretic data.

Occupation-number and Brownian-loop formulations recover the same density selection, excess density, ODLRO data, local tests, and the separation between finite-density BEC and Buchholz's stricter infinite-occupation proper-condensate criterion.