Measurable random multiplication operators #
This file refines the samplewise construction in L2Realization.lean.
The mollified Fourier series is summed in the separable Banach space of
continuous functions on the compact torus. Continuous functions then map
continuously to multiplication operators on L². Consequently the
random potential and K = G M are honest strongly measurable
operator-valued random variables, rather than merely a.e.-defined
samplewise operators.
Continuous functions act continuously on L² #
Continuous dependence of the L² multiplication operator on its
continuous multiplier.
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A continuous-map version of the mollified Fourier series #
One continuous-function-valued Fourier summand of the mollified noise.
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Canonical continuous-function-valued mollified noise. The Banach
space tsum is zero off summability, giving a measurable totalization
that agrees with xiEps almost surely at every positive scale.
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- Anderson4D.xiEpsContinuousMap M ρ ε ω = ∑' (k : Anderson4D.Z4), Anderson4D.mollifiedNoiseContinuousTerm M ρ ε k ω
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At positive scale the continuous-map totalization agrees with the original scalar Fourier-series definition, simultaneously at all torus points.
Measurable random potential and K #
The continuous-map-valued Anderson potential. Its Banach tsum
totalization is measurable for every sample and agrees a.s. with
multFun at positive scale.
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- Anderson4D.measurableMollifiedPotential M ρ lam ε ω = ↑(Anderson4D.lamEps lam ε) • Anderson4D.xiEpsContinuousMap M ρ ε ω - ContinuousMap.const Anderson4D.T4 ↑(Anderson4D.renormCEps ρ lam ε)
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Preferred measurable multiplication-operator realization of the mollified potential.
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The measurable random bounded operator Kε = G ∘ Mε.
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- Anderson4D.measurableAndersonK M ρ lam ε ω = Anderson4D.Kop Anderson4D.greenL2Op (Anderson4D.measurableMollifiedPotentialL2Op M ρ lam ε ω)
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Quantitative L²(Ω) control #
A noise Fourier coefficient as an element of L²(Ω; ℂ).
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- Anderson4D.noiseCoeffLp M k = MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (M.g k) ⋯
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Each continuous Fourier summand has the expected L²(Ω) bound.
One continuous Fourier summand in L²(Ω; C(𝕋⁴)).
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The continuous Fourier series is summable in L²(Ω), with the
deterministic sum of cutoff symbols as a norm majorant.
The mollified continuous field as an L²(Ω; C(𝕋⁴)) random
variable.
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- Anderson4D.xiEpsContinuousMapLp M ρ ε = ∑' (k : Anderson4D.Z4), Anderson4D.mollifiedNoiseContinuousTermLp M ρ ε k
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The measurable continuous-map totalization belongs to L²(Ω).
The squared L² norm of a strongly measurable representative is
its second moment. This small adapter avoids repeatedly unfolding the
real-valued lpNorm.
Exact identification of the continuous field's second moment with
the squared norm of its canonical L² sum.
A fully explicit (though deliberately crude) second-moment bound
obtained from absolute Fourier summability. The sharper powers of
ε used by the paper require the kernel estimates of P-err.
Agreement with the samplewise realization #
At positive mollification scale, the measurable multiplication
operator agrees almost surely with the original samplewise
totalization from L2Realization.
Consequently the measurable and samplewise realizations of
Kε = G Mε agree almost surely.
Second moment of the random operator #
Pointwise quadratic domination used for both integrability and the Markov bound.
The requested quantitative second moment for the original samplewise operator. All measurability work is discharged by its a.s. agreement with the canonical measurable realization.
Markov's inequality with all analytic premises instantiated. This
controls the abstract norm-small event, but is not the paper's
parametrix good event: the displayed crude bound need not vanish with
ε.