Parseval and expansions for the Gaussian Hermite basis #
TauCeti.gaussianHermiteHilbertBasis exhibits the normalized probabilists' Hermite polynomials
Hₙ / √(n!) as a Hilbert basis of L²(N(0, 1); 𝕜). This file supplies the coefficient,
Parseval, and reconstruction API for that basis. In particular, its coordinate theorem writes the
abstract HilbertBasis.repr coordinate as the Gaussian integral against Hₙ / √(n!).
Main statements #
TauCeti.gaussianHermiteHilbertBasis_repr_applyidentifies each coordinate with its integral.TauCeti.tsum_norm_sq_integral_hermite_mul_gaussianRealis Parseval's identity for those coefficients.TauCeti.summable_norm_sq_integral_hermite_mul_gaussianRealgives square-summability of the coefficients.TauCeti.hasSum_gaussianHermite_expansionreconstructs everyL²vector from its Gaussian Hermite series.
The coefficient itself has no name of its own: it is spelled out as the integral against
Hₙ / √(n!), so the two Parseval-side lemmas are named after that integral, as
TauCeti.memLp_hermite_gaussianReal names the same normalized integrand.
All statements hold for an arbitrary RCLike scalar field, simultaneously covering real and
complex-valued L² functions.
The n-th Gaussian Hermite coordinate is the integral of f against the normalized
probabilists' Hermite polynomial Hₙ / √(n!).
Parseval's identity for the Gaussian Hermite basis. The squared norms of the Gaussian
Hermite coefficients of f sum to ‖f‖².
The squared norms of the Gaussian Hermite coefficients of an L² function are summable.
The Gaussian Hermite expansion. Every f ∈ L²(N(0, 1); 𝕜) is the sum of its
normalized Hermite-polynomial series.