functional analysis

Tensor factorization and explicit spectral bounds for product-box concentration operators

arXiv:2607.26361

summary

The paper derives explicit uniform upper bounds on the number of eigenvalues of spatio‑spectral concentration operators that lie away from 0 and 1 when the underlying sets are finite unions of axis‑parallel boxes, using a tensor‑factorization approach and providing trace asymptotics for these operators.

Abstract

Let be the spatio-spectral concentration operator of bounded sets , and let be its plunge count. For and finite disjoint unions of bounded axis-parallel open boxes, we prove an explicit uniform upper bound on , valid for every , , and , with all constants written in terms of the side lengths. On the range , , and , it gives . Kulikov and Dam Larsen previously proved this order on that range for a broader class; the present contribution is an independent proof and an explicit all-parameter estimate for product boxes. The proof uses a telescoping tensorization of into elementary tensor operators, with one one-dimensional off-diagonal factor and localization factors. Schatten quasi-norms then multiply across tensor factors, and the single logarithm arises only from the normal direction. For the model cube pair, we also prove that, when , . Using an exact trace identity, an explicit cubic minorant, and the sine-kernel determinant asymptotics of Basor and Widom, we further obtain for each fixed , where , together with a two-sided fixed-depth window estimate of order . The lower bound is not matching, and the fixed-order statements are not uniform in .

36 pages. Explicit spectral bounds for finite unions of axis-parallel product boxes; includes tensor-factorization arguments, cube-model lower bounds, and fixed-order trace asymptotics

Topics & keywords

#spectral concentration#product boxes#tensor factorization#eigenvalue bounds#trace asymptotics#Schatten normsconcentration operatorplunge counttensorizationaxis‑parallel boxesSchatten quasi‑normsine‑kernel determinant
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