Pointwise identities and estimates for the Fourier monomials #
Mathlib's lemmas about fourier n : C(AddCircle T, ℂ) mostly record its behaviour in the index
n. This file records the facts about the dependence on the point that translation-invariant
Fourier arguments use: the monomial turns a sum of points into a product, differentiating it
produces the frequency factor 2πin/T of norm 2π|n|/T, and consequently it is Lipschitz in a
real parameter with that constant. Integrating by parts over one period moves this frequency
factor across a monomial reparametrized by the lift of a degree-one circle map.
Main statements #
TauCeti.fourier_apply_add:fourier n (x + y) = fourier n x * fourier n y.TauCeti.norm_two_pi_I_mul_intCast_div:‖2πin/T‖ = 2π/T |n|forT > 0.TauCeti.norm_fourier_coe_sub_le:‖e_n φ - e_n ψ‖ ≤ ‖2πin/T‖ |φ - ψ|for realφ, ψ.TauCeti.norm_fourier_sub_one_le:‖e_n h - 1‖ ≤ ‖2πin/T‖ ‖h‖on the circle, where‖h‖is the distance fromhto0.TauCeti.one_le_norm_fourier_sub_one:1 ≤ ‖e_n x - 1‖forT / (6 |n|) ≤ x ≤ T / (3 |n|).TauCeti.integral_fourier_mul_deriv_fourier_comp: for aC¹liftFwithF (x + T) = F x + T,∫₀ᵀ e_{-n} (e_m ∘ F)' = (2πin/T) ∫₀ᵀ e_{-n} (e_m ∘ F).UnitAddTorus.mFourier_apply_add,TauCeti.UnitAddTorus.mFourier_coe_applyandUnitAddTorus.norm_mFourier_apply: the same pointwise facts for the multivariate monomialsmFourier non the torusUnitAddTorus d, whose value at the image ofx : d → ℝisexp (2πi ∑ i, n i * x i).TauCeti.UnitAddTorus.contDiff_mFourier_coeandTauCeti.UnitAddTorus.norm_iteratedFDeriv_mFourier_coe_le: this lift ofmFourier nis smooth, and itsk-th derivative is bounded by(2π ∑ i, |n i|) ^ k.
The Fourier monomial is Lipschitz on the circle with constant ‖2πin/T‖, measured from 0:
‖e_n h - 1‖ ≤ ‖2πin/T‖ ‖h‖, where ‖h‖ is the distance from h to 0.
Integration by parts against a reparametrized monomial. For a C¹ lift F with
F (x + T) = F x + T,
∫₀ᵀ e_{-n}(y) F'(y) (2πim/T) e_m(F y) dy = (2πin/T) ∫₀ᵀ e_{-n}(y) e_m(F y) dy: the boundary
terms of the integration by parts cancel because y ↦ e_{-n}(y) e_m(F y) is T-periodic.
Multivariate Fourier monomials take values in the unit circle.
The value of the multivariate Fourier monomial mFourier n at the image of x : d → ℝ is
exp (2πi ∑ i, n i * x i).
The lift of the Fourier mode mFourier n to d → ℝ is smooth.