Canonical L² operators from parametrix Fourier coefficients #
An ℓ² matrix does not give an absolutely summable series of rank-one
operators. This file instead proves a finite Hilbert--Schmidt bound and
uses the unconditional Cauchy criterion to sum the rank-one series in
operator norm. The resulting bounded operator has exactly the prescribed
Fourier matrix coefficients.
The second half applies this construction to each random parametrix order. P-3.5b and the lattice summation prove simultaneous square summability almost surely, which is the correct probabilistic quantifier for the canonical realization.
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The continuous functional extracting one signed Fourier matrix coefficient from a bounded operator.
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Canonical random parametrix operators #
The probability-Haar Fourier matrix associated with the paper's
order-m coefficient.
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- Anderson4D.parametrixOrderFourierMatrix M ρ lam ε m ω p = (↑Anderson4D.paperTorusVolume)⁻¹ * Anderson4D.pmCoeff M ρ lam ε m p.1 p.2 ω
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The raw, scaled P-3.5b coefficient has the measurable weighted
second-moment bound used in the Tonelli argument. This is the
operator-free version of
parametrixOrder_weightedCoeff_measurable_and_bound.
P-3.5b plus the explicit lattice majorant make the whole order-m
Fourier matrix square summable simultaneously, outside one null set.
The canonical bounded operator for one random parametrix order.
The unconditional tsum is totalized by mathlib, while the preceding
theorem proves that it is the intended sum almost surely.
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- Anderson4D.canonicalParametrixOrderL2Operator M ρ lam ε m ω = Anderson4D.squareSummableFourierOperator (Anderson4D.parametrixOrderFourierMatrix M ρ lam ε m ω)
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The canonical order operator realizes all Fourier coefficients simultaneously almost surely.
P-3.5b constructs, rather than assumes, an orderwise bounded operator realization.
The closed orderwise P-L² estimate with no externally supplied operator realization.
The positive-order part of the finite parametrix operator,
∑_{m=1}^A P_m, on L².
Order zero is deliberately excluded: P₀ = G is bounded but is not
Hilbert--Schmidt in dimension four, so its Fourier matrix is not in
ℓ² (Z4 × Z4) and cannot pass through
squareSummableFourierOperator. The full physical truncation adds
greenL2Op separately in L2Quantitative.lean.
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- Anderson4D.canonicalPositiveTruncatedParametrixL2Operator M ρ lam ε A ω = ∑ n ∈ Finset.range A, Anderson4D.canonicalParametrixOrderL2Operator M ρ lam ε (n + 1) ω
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If every positive canonical order has its P-3.5b realization, the finite positive-order operator realizes the corresponding paper coefficients on one common full-measure event.
Concrete construction of the positive-order coefficient identity from P-3.5b data.