Positive semidefiniteness of the explicit Gaussian limit covariance #
The four-point Fourier coefficient is a bilinear Gram form. Combining
its bilinear and Hermitian specializations shows that limitVar is the
integral of the square of the real part of a finite profile combination,
which proves positive semidefiniteness of gaussianLimitLaw.
Elementary symmetries of the four-point coefficient #
Swapping the two pairs of external modes leaves the four-point coefficient unchanged.
After negating the second pair, swapping the two unnegated pairs preserves the coefficient.
Every four-point Fourier coefficient is real.
The block matrix obtained by realifying the complex covariance is
symmetric (hence Hermitian over ℝ).
Real vectors as complex coefficients #
The bilinear profile identity #
The non-Hermitian finite four-point form is the integral of the square (without conjugation) of the same profile combination.
The scalar variance as an integral of a square #
The explicit scalar variance is the positive prefactor times the integral of the square of the real part of a profile combination.
Positive semidefiniteness and unconditional corollaries #
PSD completion of node D-limit. The explicit realified
covariance matrix is positive semidefinite for every subcritical
coupling.
Characteristic function of the Gaussian limit, now discharged solely from the subcritical parameter inequality.
Coordinate covariance of the Gaussian limit, with the PSD obligation discharged.
Scalar characteristic-function formula for
Re ∑ᵢ cᵢ Zᵢ, without an extra PSD hypothesis.