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On a spectral representation for correlation measures in configuration space analysis
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2006
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Spectral TheoryIntegral GeometryEngineeringManifold ModelingCorrelation MeasuresFunctional AnalysisMeasure TheoryData ScienceInvariant MeasuresConfiguration Space AnalysisSpectral RepresentationProjective Spectral TheoremTopological RepresentationTopological Data AnalysisDimensionality ReductionNonlinear Dimensionality ReductionFunctional Data AnalysisFourier TransformSpectral AnalysisProbability Measure
The paper is devoted to the study of configuration space analysis by using the projective spectral theorem. For a manifold $X$, let $Γ_X$, resp.\ $Γ_{X,0}$ denote the space of all, resp. finite configurations in $X$. The so-called $K$-transform, introduced by A. Lenard, maps functions on $Γ_{X,0}$ into functions on $Γ_{X}$ and its adjoint $K^*$ maps probability measures on $Γ_X$ into $σ$-finite measures on $Γ_{X,0}$. For a probability measure $μ$ on $Γ_X$, $ρ_μ:=K^*μ$ is called the correlation measure of $μ$. We consider the inverse problem of existence of a probability measure $μ$ whose correlation measure $ρ_μ$ is equal to a given measure $ρ$. We introduce an operation of $\star$-convolution of two functions on $Γ_{X,0}$ and suppose that the measure $ρ$ is $\star$-positive definite, which enables us to introduce the Hilbert space ${\cal H}_ρ$ of functions on $Γ_{X,0}$ with the scalar product $(G^{(1)},G^{(2)})_{{\cal H}_ρ}= \int_{Γ_{X,0}}(G^{(1)}\star\bar G{}^{(2)})(η) ρ(dη)$. Under a condition on the growth of the measure $ρ$ on the $n$-point configuration spaces, we construct the Fourier transform in generalized joint eigenvectors of some special family $A=(A_ϕ)_{ϕ\in\D}$, $\D:=C_0^\infty(X)$, of commuting selfadjoint operators in ${\cal H}_ρ$. We show that this Fourier transform is a unitary between ${\cal H}_ρ$ and the $L^2$-space $L^2(Γ_X,dμ)$, where $μ$ is the spectral measure of $A$. Moreover, this unitary coincides with the $K$-transform, while the measure $ρ$ is the correlation measure of $μ$.
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