High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Analysis.MatrixMomentSum #
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The independent centered symmetric matrix sum estimate #
l.fixed.geometry.matrix.averaging:
Expanding the power gives
tr E[(∑_{i ∈ I} Y_i)^N] = ∑_{i_1,…,i_N ∈ I} tr E[Y_{i_1} ⋯ Y_{i_N}].
pow_sum_eq_sum_prod_ofFn— the underlying algebraic identity in an arbitrary (in general noncommutative) ring:(∑ i ∈ s, M i)^N = ∑_{f : Fin N → s} (List.ofFn (M ∘ f)).prod. The factors are kept in an orderedList.ofFn … |>.prod; aFinset.prodof matrices is not available and inventing a commutative structure would be a false statement. Commutativity is not used anywhere in the proof, which is a bare induction onNthroughFin.consEquiv.- The same identity after
Matrix.trace, in the shape the printed display uses: the trace of the power expands as the sum of the traces of the ordered words. The operator-norm entry bound inSchattenNormIntegrabilityis public and is used in the product-integrability bridge. The proof uses grouped independence to cancel singleton words, exact trace Hölder from K1, Hölder in probability, and at mostN^Nsingleton-free equality patterns. Taking the even N-th root gives exactly the printed coefficientN, without a dimension loss.
Each entry of a Hermitian block is bounded by its Schatten norm, for real index at least one.
The ordered expansion of a power of a finite sum #
The noncommutative multinomial expansion. In any ring,
(∑ i ∈ s, M i) ^ N = ∑_{f : Fin N → s} (M (f 0) * M (f 1) * ⋯ * M (f (N-1))), the factors
taken in the order of Fin N.
Commutativity is nowhere used: the right-hand side is an ordered List.ofFn … |>.prod, and the
induction step splits Fin (N+1) into its head and tail through Fin.consEquiv.
The trace expansion for doubled blocks, in the toFullBlockMat picture.
Hölder membership for an ordered product in a normed ring; the exponent is the reciprocal sum.
A Schatten moment controls the full matrix operator-norm moment.
Each entry of an ordered matrix product has the Hölder exponent for its length.
Products of at most N factors in L^N have integrable entries on a finite measure space.
Measurable factors give a measurable ordered product.
A grouped tuple of other indices, and every ordered product of it, is independent of one index.
Centering annihilates the expected trace after a singleton factor is moved to the front.
A word with an index occurring exactly once has zero expected trace, by grouped independence and cyclicity.
The occurrence count in an ordered finite word equals the cardinality of its equality fiber.
Hölder in probability for N nonnegative factors with finite N-th moments.
A fixed equality partition without singleton blocks contributes at most the N-th power of the quadratic sum.
There are at most N^N equality patterns; sum their singleton-free contributions.
The trace of an N-fold ordered product is integrable.
Trace Hölder followed by Hölder in probability bounds each word.
The even mixed moment is the expected trace power; membership rules out junk integrals.
The independent centered symmetric matrix sum bound with coefficient exactly N. The proof also covers the empty finset: its word sum is empty since N is positive.