Gaussian and power sums over lattices converge #
Let E be a finite-dimensional real normed space and L a discrete ℤ-submodule of E. For
0 < c and any x : E, the Gaussian v ↦ exp (-c ‖x + v‖²) is summable over L
(ZLattice.summable_exp_neg_mul_norm_add_sq).
The proof compares the Gaussian with the power ‖x + v‖ ^ r for r < -rank L, whose sum over L
converges by Mathlib's ZLattice.summable_norm_sub_rpow: the Gaussian decays faster than every
power, and ‖x + v‖ → ∞ along the cofinite filter of L because L is discrete and closed.
This is the majorant behind the convergence of the theta series of a lattice, a sum of
exp (π i ‖x + v‖² τ) over L whose terms have norm exp (-π ‖x + v‖² im τ).
For the standard lattice ℤ^d, read with the sup norm on d → ℤ, the power sum
∑ n, ‖n‖ ^ r converges for r < -card d (TauCeti.summable_pi_int_norm_rpow). This is the
majorant used to sum Fourier coefficients on the torus (ℝ / ℤ)^d.
Main statements #
ZLattice.summable_exp_neg_mul_norm_add_sq:∑ v ∈ L, exp (-c ‖x + v‖²)converges for0 < c.ZLattice.discreteTopology_of_summable_exp_neg_mul_norm_add_sq: the converse, a subgroupLof a normed group over which some Gaussianv ↦ exp (-c ‖x + v‖²),0 < c, is summable is discrete.ZLattice.summable_one_add_norm_pow_inv:∑ ℓ ∈ L, (1 + ‖ℓ‖) ^ (-r)converges once the natural numberrexceeds the rank ofL.TauCeti.summable_pi_int_norm_rpow:∑ n : d → ℤ, ‖n‖ ^ rconverges forr < -card d.TauCeti.summable_pi_int_inv_one_add_norm_pow:∑ n : d → ℤ, (1 + ‖n‖) ^ (-(card d + 1))converges.
If the Gaussian exp (-c ‖γ + v‖²), c > 0, is summable over a subgroup L of a normed
group, then L is discrete: only finitely many v ∈ L have ‖γ + v‖ bounded.
For 0 < c, the Gaussian v ↦ exp (-c ‖x + v‖²) is summable over a discrete subgroup L of
a finite-dimensional real normed space, for every centre -x.
On a discrete subgroup L of a finite-dimensional real normed space, (1 + ‖ℓ‖) ^ (-r) is
summable as soon as r exceeds the rank of L.