b
is a Schwartz Function #
The purpose of this file is to prove that b
is a Schwartz function. It collects results stated
elsewhere and presents them concisely.
b
is smooth. #
There is no reference for this in the blueprint. The idea is to use integrability to differentiate inside the integrals. The proof path I have in mind is the following.
We need to use the Leibniz Integral Rule to differentiate under the integral sign. This is stated as
hasDerivAt_integral_of_dominated_loc_of_deriv_le
in Mathlib.Analysis.Calculus.ParametricIntegral
b
decays faster than any inverse power of the norm squared. #
We follow the proof of Proposition 7.8 in the blueprint.
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The radial component of the -1-Fourier Eigenfunction of Viazovska's Magic Function.
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theorem
MagicFunction.FourierEigenfunctions.b'_toFun_im
(a : ℝ)
:
(b' a).im = (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₁' a).im + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₂' a).im + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₃' a).im + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₄' a).im + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₅' a).im + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₆' a).im
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theorem
MagicFunction.FourierEigenfunctions.b'_toFun_re
(a : ℝ)
:
(b' a).re = (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₁' a).re + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₂' a).re + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₃' a).re + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₄' a).re + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₅' a).re + (b.SchwartzIntegrals.J₆' a).re
The -1-Fourier Eigenfunction of Viazovska's Magic Function.
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