Sum the spectral filtering of Hamiltonian terms over the original finite decomposition. The total Hamiltonian operator commutes with its own evolution, so
The absence of all ground-to-excited matrix elements, proved in part (a), makes each filtered term block diagonal relative to and its orthogonal complement. Therefore
A filtered term may act on the whole system, since unitary time evolution spreads its original support. Neither commutation with nor preservation of its ground-state expectation asserts that the global ground state minimizes each individual term. In particular, this construction does not generally turn a frustrated decomposition into a frustration-free Hamiltonian.

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