The smooth nonzero-lattice remainder of the torus Green kernel #
On the open principal cube, the periodized heat kernel is the Euclidean zero-lattice summand plus a uniformly smooth sum over nonzero lattice translates. This file establishes the absolute summability needed to differentiate that remainder twice.
Nonzero lattice points.
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- Anderson4D.NZ4 = { k : Anderson4D.Z4 // k ≠ 0 }
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The k-th Euclidean Bessel summand of the periodized Green kernel.
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First-coordinate derivative of a lattice Bessel summand.
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Coordinate Hessian entry of a lattice Bessel summand.
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Sum of absolute integer coordinates.
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- Anderson4D.latticeL1 k = ∑ i : Fin Anderson4D.dim, (k i).natAbs
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Squared Euclidean lattice length.
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- Anderson4D.latticeSq k = ∑ i : Fin Anderson4D.dim, ↑(k i) ^ 2
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Product-geometric lattice majorant. Its square polynomial factor absorbs all numerators appearing through the Hessian.
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Closed principal cube, used for uniform lattice estimates.
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- Anderson4D.InClosedPrincipalCube x = ∀ (i : Fin Anderson4D.dim), |x i| ≤ Real.pi
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Open principal cube, where the quotient lift is locally smooth.
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- Anderson4D.InOpenPrincipalCube x = ∀ (i : Fin Anderson4D.dim), |x i| < Real.pi
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Time scale furnished by a nonzero lattice translate.
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A nonzero Bessel summand is controlled by the common geometric lattice majorant, uniformly on the closed principal cube.
The first derivative of a nonzero Bessel summand has the same uniform geometric lattice majorant.
The Hessian of a nonzero Bessel summand is uniformly dominated by twice the common geometric lattice weight.
The actual nonzero-lattice part of the periodized Bessel kernel.
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Coordinate derivative series of the nonzero-lattice remainder.
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- Anderson4D.nonzeroLatticeRemainderGrad x i = ∑' (k : Anderson4D.NZ4), Anderson4D.latticeBesselGrad x (↑k) i
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Coordinate Hessian series of the nonzero-lattice remainder.
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- Anderson4D.nonzeroLatticeRemainderHess x i j = ∑' (k : Anderson4D.NZ4), Anderson4D.latticeBesselHess x (↑k) i j
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A global finite constant controlling the nonzero-lattice remainder and its first two coordinate derivatives on the principal cube.
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The nonzero-lattice series can be differentiated termwise on every coordinate interval contained in the open principal cube.
The first-derivative series is differentiable termwise, with Hessian given by the absolutely convergent second-derivative series.
On the principal cell away from its singular point, the heat-kernel definition of the torus Green function is exactly the zero Euclidean Bessel term plus the absolutely convergent nonzero-lattice remainder.
Actual first-coordinate derivative of the regular part of the local Green kernel.
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Actual coordinate Hessian entry of the regular part.
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Coordinate gradient entry of the full local Green kernel.
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Coordinate Hessian entry of the full local Green kernel.
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First-order |x|⁻³-scale singular estimate, plus the global smooth
periodization constant.
Second-order |x|⁻⁴-scale singular estimate, plus the global smooth
periodization constant.
The Euclidean part left after subtracting the exact four-dimensional Laplace singularity.
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Improved |x|⁻¹-scale estimate for the Euclidean Bessel kernel
after subtracting its exact Laplace singularity. The right-hand side is
kept in the natural heat-time scale a = |x|²/4.
Full near-diagonal remainder from paper (4.1), in principal coordinates.
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Explicit global coefficient for the |x|⁻¹ improved bound on the
principal cube.
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Explicit constants for the three singular estimates in paper
(4.1), for coordinate derivatives of order 0, 1, and 2.