Fourier configurations of an R-324 covariance product #
For one full doubled pairing, the covariance part of the deterministic
moment integrand is a finite product of cutoff covariances. This file
expands that product as one absolutely convergent tsum over a finite
assignment of lattice modes. It is the concrete Fourier-configuration
space used in paper §4.2, Step 4.
The lower endpoints used to count every pair exactly once.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.R324PairIndex κ = ↥({j ∈ κ.pairSupport | j < κ j})
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A deterministic enumeration of the lower endpoints of a pairing.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324PairFinEquiv κ = {j ∈ κ.pairSupport | j < κ j}.equivFin.symm
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The covariance Fourier mode attached to one enumerated pair.
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- ρ.r324PairModeTerm ε κ v j k = ρ.r324CovarianceModeTerm ε (v ↑((Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324PairFinEquiv κ) j) - v (κ ↑((Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324PairFinEquiv κ) j))) k
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One Fourier configuration of a complete covariance product.
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- ρ.r324CovarianceFourierConfigurationTerm ε κ v q = Anderson4D.finSeriesAssignmentTerm {i ∈ κ.pairSupport | i < κ i}.card (ρ.r324PairModeTerm ε κ v) q
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Every individual pair-mode series is absolutely convergent.
The full configuration series is absolutely convergent.
In particular the complex configuration series is summable.
Exact Fourier expansion of every covariance factor in a doubled pairing. No Fubini across physical integration is used here: this is a pointwise, absolutely convergent identity.