Integrability and finite covariance sums for Fourier noise #
The covariance fields in NoiseModel identify the relevant integrals, but
finite-sum manipulations also need genuine integrability witnesses. They are
not additional assumptions: joint Gaussianity gives every finite moment.
This file extracts the complex Lᵖ consequence and packages the finite
covariance calculation used by the random-parametrix layer.
Recover one complex coordinate from the real/imaginary finite-vector representation.
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Every complex Fourier coefficient has moments of every finite order.
This is derived from the finite-dimensional Gaussian law, rather than added
to NoiseModel as a redundant field.
Products of two Fourier coefficients are integrable.
Products with a conjugated Fourier coefficient are integrable.
A finite complex linear combination of Fourier coefficients.
Equations
- M.finiteNoiseCombination s a ω = ∑ k ∈ s, a k * M.g k ω
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Exact finite covariance expansion. Keeping the Kronecker factor explicit avoids imposing symmetry assumptions on either finite mode set.
Exact finite covariance expansion with conjugation in the second factor.