Fourier test density connecting the analytic App C dual tests to the smooth-test norm. All approximants are actual finite real trig sums.
The actual real Fourier truncation on the supremum-norm lattice ball.
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Real Parseval gives convergence of the value error to zero in L2.
Orthogonal truncation never increases gradient energy. Thus normalized tests stay normalized without an artificial rescaling.
The Fourier derivative multiplier and Parseval give gradient-error convergence, not merely convergence of values.
The zero coefficient is retained, so the actual cell mean is preserved.
L2 Cauchy–Schwarz in value carriers.
Every L2 datum pairs continuously with the actual Fourier truncations.
Centred Fourier approximants retain analytic regularity, periodicity, zero mean and the gradient normalization.
Density closes the formerly missing upper-bound direction. No periodicity of the L2 datum is needed for equality of these cell dual suprema.
Homeomorphism underlying a periodic volume-preserving flow for test-function density.