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arxiv: 2605.01572 · v1 · submitted 2026-05-02 · 🧮 math.FA · math.DS

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On polynomial d-chaos via d-dissociated character subsystems on compact abelian groups

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Polynomial d-chaoses and tetrahedral chaoses from d-dissociated character subsystems on compact abelian groups are q-lacunary and 2d/(d+1)-Sidon systems.

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On compact abelian groups, characters act as the fundamental waves or frequencies for Fourier analysis. A d-dissociated subsystem means the characters satisfy a strong independence condition: products of up to d of them coincide only in trivial ways. Polynomial d-chaos collects all possible products of exactly d characters from the subsystem, allowing repeats, while tetrahedral chaos requires all factors to be distinct. The result shows these collections behave like sparse (q-lacunary) sets and obey a Sidon inequality with the specific constant 2d/(d+1), meaning sums over them have controlled norms similar to orthogonal systems. This builds on classical one-dimensional results for lacunary series and Sidon sets but applies them to multiple products.

Core claim

We prove that polynomial d-chaoses (and, consequently, the tetrahedral chaoses) with respect to d-dissociated subsystems of characters on compact abelian groups are q-lacunary and 2d/(d+1)-Sidon systems.

Load-bearing premise

The character subsystems must be d-dissociated, i.e., satisfy the specific independence condition on products up to degree d; without this the lacunarity and Sidon conclusions do not follow.

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In this paper, we study polynomial chaoses of degree $d$ constructed from sequences of functions; that is, sets of all possible $d$-fold products of sequence elements, allowing repeated factors. The tetrahedral chaos of degree $d$ is defined as the subset consisting of products with pairwise distinct factors. We prove that polynomial $d$-chaoses (and, consequently, the tetrahedral chaoses) with respect to $d$-dissociated subsystems of characters on compact abelian groups are $q$-lacunary and $2d/(d+1)$-Sidon systems.

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The result rests on standard properties of characters on compact abelian groups and the domain-specific definition of d-dissociated subsystems; no free parameters or new entities are introduced.

axioms (2)
  • standard math Characters on compact abelian groups form an orthonormal basis for L2 and satisfy standard product rules.
    Fundamental background in harmonic analysis invoked for all such results.
  • domain assumption d-dissociated subsystems satisfy the independence condition that non-trivial products of at most d characters coincide only trivially.
    This is the central hypothesis from which the lacunarity and Sidon conclusions are derived.

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