Finite-dimensional Gaussianity of the mollified noise #
The mollified field is an infinite Fourier series. This file proves that
every finite real linear combination of its spatial values has a centered
Gaussian law. We enumerate the lattice, use the NoiseModel Gaussian
interface for each finite prefix, and pass to the limit in L².
A fixed enumeration of the four-dimensional frequency lattice.
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The first N modes in the fixed lattice enumeration.
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Deterministic Fourier coefficient of a finite real spatial linear combination of the mollified field.
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- Anderson4D.NoiseModel.xiEpsLinearModeCoeff ρ ε x a k = ∑ i : Fin n, ↑(a i) * Anderson4D.NoiseModel.mollifiedModeCoeff ρ ε (x i) k
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The corresponding real random summand at one Fourier mode.
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- M.xiEpsLinearModeTerm ρ ε x a k ω = (Anderson4D.NoiseModel.xiEpsLinearModeCoeff ρ ε x a k * M.g k ω).re
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The actual finite real spatial linear combination.
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- M.xiEpsLinearCombination ρ ε x a ω = ∑ i : Fin n, a i * M.xiEps ρ ε ω (x i)
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The prefix approximation to xiEpsLinearCombination.
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- M.xiEpsLinearCombinationFinite ρ ε x a N ω = ∑ m ∈ Finset.range N, M.xiEpsLinearModeTerm ρ ε x a (Anderson4D.z4Enumeration m) ω
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One Fourier summand as an element of real L².
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- M.xiEpsLinearModeLp ρ ε x a k = MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (M.xiEpsLinearModeTerm ρ ε x a k) ⋯
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On the almost-sure absolute-convergence event, summing the combined mode terms recovers the finite spatial linear combination.
The L² sum of the single-mode terms represents the actual finite
spatial linear combination.
Every finite real linear combination of spatial values of the mollified field has a Gaussian law.
Finite spatial vector of mollified-field evaluations.
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- M.xiEpsVector ρ ε x ω i = M.xiEps ρ ε ω (x i)
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The finite spatial vector in its canonical Euclidean realization.
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- M.xiEpsEuclideanVector ρ ε x ω = WithLp.toLp 2 (M.xiEpsVector ρ ε x ω)