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Anderson4D.Probability.Noise

The white-noise model (blueprint node I-noise, interface part) #

Statements downstream are parameterized by a NoiseModel: a probability space carrying the complex Fourier coefficients g k of white noise on 𝕋⁴, subject to (i) the reality constraint across ±k, (ii) the covariance identities of DESIGN §5.1, and (iii) joint Gaussianity, characterized Cramér–Wold-style through one-dimensional real linear combinations (API-light and equivalent to the usual joint definition). A canonical NoiseModel, using two independent real Gaussians per {±k}-orbit and one for the zero mode, is given in NoiseConstruction.

The mollified noise xiEps is the only analytically used object (DESIGN §5.1): a junk-totalized random Fourier series. Its almost-sure smoothness and covariance E[ξ_ε(x)ξ_ε(y)] = η_ε(x-y) are proved in the corresponding noise and Fourier-covariance modules.

The project characters are orthonormal for probability Haar, whereas the paper's white noise is normalized against Lebesgue measure of mass (2π)⁴. Its Fourier series therefore carries the half-density factor (2π)⁻²; the Gaussian coefficients themselves retain variance one.

A model of the white-noise Fourier coefficients. The probability space is packaged via MeasureSpace + IsProbabilityMeasure.

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    noncomputable def Anderson4D.NoiseModel.xiEps (M : NoiseModel) (ρ : SmoothCutoff) (ε : ℝ) (ω : M.Ω) (x : T4) :

    The mollified noise ξ_ε(x) = (2π)⁻² ∑_k ρ̂(εk) g_k e_k(x) as a junk-totalized random Fourier series (real part taken; the sum is a.s. real by the reality constraint).

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