Calculation record
Coherent contact across bands, finite source widths and effective reductions.
Tests specify the band identification and distinguish a fixed bare form from
its frequency-dependent Schur reduction. No physical kernel is inferred.
Research context
- Consistent band contacts
A fixed bare kernel must have compatible cumulative compressions, while coherent projective contact changes under the standard band inclusion and effective kernels obey a different Schur consistency law.
- Finite ray resolution
A normalized coherent symbol of specified finite width has an exact full Toeplitz spectrum and a controlled point-contact error, with distinct fixed-width and fixed-band limits.
- Diagnostic catalog
Reproduction commands and scope descriptions for every local finite diagnostic and helper.
Interpret numerical checks within the assumptions and limitations documented in these notes.