Fourier Symbol Definition and Basic Properties #
Defines the Fourier symbol ψ_λ(ξ) decomposing the energy form in Fourier space:
- Archimedean part:
4 ∫₀^{2L} w(t) sin²(ξt/2) dt - Prime part:
4 Σ_p Σ_m (log p) p^{-m/2} sin²(ξ · m · log(p) / 2)
Properties: nonnegativity, evenness (from sin²), and vanishing at zero.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Section 7.2, lines 783–842.
Definitions #
The archimedean part of the Fourier symbol:
4 ∫ t in (0, 2L), w(t) sin²(ξt/2) dt
Reference: lamportform.tex, line 790.
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The prime part of the Fourier symbol:
4 Σ_{p ∈ primeFinset λ} Σ_{m ∈ exponentFinset p λ} (log p) p^{-m/2} sin²(ξ·m·log(p)/2)
Reference: lamportform.tex, line 793.
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The full Fourier symbol ψ_λ(ξ), defined as the sum of the archimedean
and prime parts.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Lemma 9 (line 797).
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- ConnesLean.fourierSymbol cutoffLambda ξ = ConnesLean.archFourierSymbol (Real.log cutoffLambda) ξ + ConnesLean.primeFourierSymbol cutoffLambda ξ
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Nonnegativity #
The archimedean Fourier symbol is nonneg: each term has w(t) > 0 and sin² ≥ 0.
The prime Fourier symbol is nonneg: each term has log p > 0, p^{-m/2} > 0,
and sin² ≥ 0.
The full Fourier symbol is nonneg.
Evenness #
The archimedean Fourier symbol is even: sin²(-x) = sin²(x).
The prime Fourier symbol is even.
The full Fourier symbol is even: ψ_λ(-ξ) = ψ_λ(ξ).
Value at zero #
The archimedean Fourier symbol vanishes at ξ = 0.
The prime Fourier symbol vanishes at ξ = 0.
The full Fourier symbol vanishes at ξ = 0: ψ_λ(0) = 0.