The Fourier transform f̂ on ℝ^d (Euclidean space), defined via
VectorFourier.fourierIntegral using the standard character and inner product.
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g has Fourier support contained in S, i.e. supp ĝ ⊆ S.
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A non-negative integrable majorant ψ at scale r > 0, used as an approximate
identity in the bandlimited bound.
- integrable : MeasureTheory.Integrable ψ MeasureTheory.volume
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If supp ĝ ⊆ B(0, 1/r), then g admits a convolution representation
g(x) = ∫ g(y) η(x − y) dy for some integrable η, with the auxiliary L²
integrability properties needed to apply Hölder's inequality.
Bandlimited bound (Lemma, "Fourier method in Euclidean space"). If
supp ĝ ⊆ B_{1/r}, then |g(x)|² ≲ (|g|² ∗ ψ_r)(x) for some non-negative approximate
identity ψ_r at scale r. This is the key estimate that turns a Fourier support
hypothesis into a pointwise inequality controlling |g|² by its convolution against a
mollifier.