Smooth sample paths of the mollified noise #
The torus is represented in the project as a product of quotient
groups, for which mathlib does not currently expose a smooth-manifold
structure. We therefore use the standard equivalent definition:
a torus function is smooth when its periodic pullback to ℝ⁴ is
smooth. This file proves that property almost surely for every fixed
positive mollification scale.
The quotient map from the universal cover ℝ⁴ to the torus.
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- Anderson4D.torusQuotient x i = ↑(x i)
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The real phase k · x, as a continuous linear functional.
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- Anderson4D.frequencyPhase k = ∑ i : Fin Anderson4D.dim, ↑(k i) • ContinuousLinearMap.proj i
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The one-dimensional unit-modulus plane wave.
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A Fourier character pulled back to the universal cover.
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Pulling a project character back along the quotient map gives the usual Euclidean plane wave.
The phase functional is bounded by the project's degree-one lattice weight.
Uniform derivative bound for a lifted Fourier character. It is
tailored to the weighted summability theorem in NoiseRegularity.
One Fourier summand of the mollified field, pulled back to ℝ⁴
and including the Lebesgue white-noise normalization.
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- M.smoothMollifiedTerm ρ ε ω k x = ↑Anderson4D.NoiseModel.whiteNoiseFourierScale * M.mollifiedRandomCoeff ρ ε k ω * Anderson4D.liftedChar k x
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The derivative of a Fourier summand is controlled by the corresponding polynomially weighted random coefficient.
Complex pullback of the mollified Fourier series to the universal cover.
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- M.xiEpsLiftC ρ ε ω x = ∑' (k : Anderson4D.Z4), M.smoothMollifiedTerm ρ ε ω k x
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Summability at every polynomial weight implies smoothness of the complex periodic pullback.
Real-valued smooth pullback of the mollified noise.
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- M.xiEpsLift ρ ε ω x = (M.xiEpsLiftC ρ ε ω x).re
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The smooth Euclidean pullback is exactly the project field evaluated after quotienting to the torus.
For every fixed positive scale, the mollified field has a smooth periodic pullback almost surely.
A single probability-one event works simultaneously for every
member of an arbitrary countable positive scale family. This is the
form used for a prescribed sequence εₙ → 0.