Minimal-Norm Extensions of Stationary Kernels on Subgroups of Locally Compact Abelian Groups and Gaussian Conditioning
Daniel Winkle
Abstract
We study restrictions of stationary kernels on locally compact abelian groups G to closed subgroups H. For a nonnegative spectral density k, we derive an explicit fibrewise Fourier representation of the minimal-norm extension operator from the reproducing kernel Hilbert space of the restricted kernel on H to the original space on G. We characterize when the canonical Fourier formula extends boundedly from L2(H) to L2(G), identify its exact operator norm and lower norm, and obtain bounds on the associated interpolation spaces. When G is compact, the extension is a contraction and, for stationary Gaussian random variables admitting a measurable continuous version, maps the observed restriction to the conditional expectation. We also give a counterexample to a previously asserted supremum-norm contraction and illustrate the theory through cardinal interpolation and conditioning on one-dimensional subgroups of the torus.
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