Fourier decay for finite products of periodized covariance factors #
This file closes the analytic bridge between the coordinate-line periodization estimates and eight-fold periodic Fourier integration by parts. The derivative allocation is kept in symmetric-power form until the multinomial sum is evaluated. Consequently the only combinatorial loss is the eighth power of the number of factors, and compact support does not introduce a lattice-cardinality factor.
A true covariance-periodization factor restricted to a translated coordinate line.
Equations
- ρ.etaPeriodizationCoordLineFactor ε x i a t = ρ.etaPeriodizationR4 ε (Function.update x i (a + t))
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A translated coordinate line of the true periodization is C⁸.
Translation commutes with every iterated derivative of a coordinate line factor.
Global derivative majorant for a translated coordinate-line factor. There is no lattice-cardinality loss.
A finite product of true covariance-periodization coordinate lines. The index finset consists of slots, so equal factor data remain distinct.
Equations
- ρ.etaPeriodizationCoordLineProduct u ε x i a t = ∏ j ∈ u, ρ.etaPeriodizationCoordLineFactor ε (x j) (i j) (a j) t
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The product of finitely many true coordinate-line factors is C⁸.
The product of the auxiliary periodizations which majorizes all derivative allocations of the true product.
Equations
- ρ.etaAuxiliaryCoordLineProduct u ε x i a t = ∏ j ∈ u, ρ.auxiliaryCutoff.etaPeriodizationR4 ε (Function.update (x j) (i j) (a j + t))
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The auxiliary product is continuous (indeed C⁸).
The arbitrary-representative periodization is nonnegative.
Pointwise nonnegativity of the auxiliary product.
Every component count of an order-r symmetric allocation is at
most r.
The total multiplicity of all weak allocations of r derivative
slots is exactly the r-th power of the number of product slots.
Exact algebraic collapse of one derivative allocation. The total
power of ε⁻¹ is the derivative order, not the number of factors times
that order.
Derivative majorant for every order through eight. The symmetric
allocation sum costs exactly card(u)^r; in particular the order-eight
cost is card(u)^8.
The order-eight specialization used in periodic Fourier decay.
Each translated coordinate-line factor has period 2π.
The finite product has period 2π.
Complexification of the real covariance product.
Equations
- ρ.etaPeriodizationCoordLineProductC u ε x i a t = ↑(ρ.etaPeriodizationCoordLineProduct u ε x i a t)
Instances For
The complexified product is C⁸ over ℝ.
Complexification preserves the derivative norm up to the (unit)
operator norm of ofRealCLM.
Pointwise complex derivative majorant for every order through eight.
The complexified product has period 2π.
The complex covariance product supplies all endpoint jets required for eight integrations by parts.
Eight-fold periodic integration by parts with the derivative integral replaced by the honest auxiliary-periodization majorant.
Pulled-constant form of the preceding estimate. This is the
reusable |n|⁻⁸ Fourier-decay statement; the remaining integral contains
only true auxiliary-cutoff periodizations.