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The Control and Filter Riccati Families of the Ising Equilibrium in Closed Form

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Reason: New: both Riccati families reduce to scalar equations along the tangential direction and are solved in closed form, verifying the Riccati hypothesis and identifying the Kalman covariance and the integrands of the fluctuation value. · 4,375 chars · 10 deps · depth 39

Both Riccati families of the Ising equilibrium reduce to scalar equations along the tangential direction and are solved in closed form; this verifies the Riccati hypothesis of the completion-of-squares theorem and identifies the Kalman covariance and the two integrands of the fluctuation value.

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Fix parameters as in The Ising Population Data §parameters, adopt the Ising population data with those parameters, and adopt The Ising Population Model Instantiates the Data of the Fluctuation Theory, The Even-Split Equilibrium of the Ising Population Model is a Stationary Mean-Field Triple and is Optimal and The Fluctuation LQG Data of the Ising Equilibrium and Its Joint Coercivity, with the matrices Et\mathcal{E}_{t}, Θt\Theta^{\star}_{t}, D~t\tilde{D}_{t}, EtE_{t}, Bt\mathsf{B}_{t}, QtQ_{t}, VtV_{t}, RtR_{t}, F^\hat{F} and the number d~>0\tilde{d}>0 defined there. Write exp\exp for the exponential function and \sqrt{\cdot} for the nonnegative square root, and put

Δ=1+χψ,ρ=Δ1Δ+1,Γ=4+2d~,ρΠ=Γ2Γ+2,\Delta=\sqrt{1+\chi\psi},\qquad \rho=\frac{\Delta-1}{\Delta+1},\qquad \Gamma=\sqrt{4+2\tilde{d}},\qquad \rho_{\Pi}=\frac{\Gamma-2}{\Gamma+2},

so that Δ>1\Delta>1, Γ>2\Gamma>2 and ρ,ρΠ(0,1)\rho,\rho_{\Pi}\in(0,1). Integrals over compact intervals are Lebesgue integrals of continuous integrands. The symbol Δ\Delta here is a positive real number and is unrelated to the probability simplex Δ2\Delta^{2}, and ρ\rho, ρΠ\rho_{\Pi} are real numbers, unrelated to any metric. Then the following hold.

1. (The scalar control Riccati equation.) There is exactly one map z:[0,T]Rz:[0,T]\to\mathbb{R} with continuous values such that

zt=[t,T](4zr8χzr2+12ψ)dr(t[0,T]),z_{t}=\int_{[t,T]}\Bigl(-4z_{r}-8\chi\,z_{r}^{2}+\tfrac{1}{2}\psi\Bigr)\,dr\qquad(t\in[0,T]),

and it is given by

zt=Δ14χ1exp(4Δ(Tt))1+ρexp(4Δ(Tt))(t[0,T]).z_{t}=\frac{\Delta-1}{4\chi}\cdot\frac{1-\exp\bigl(-4\Delta(T-t)\bigr)}{1+\rho\,\exp\bigl(-4\Delta(T-t)\bigr)}\qquad(t\in[0,T]).

It satisfies zT=0z_{T}=0 and 0zt<Δ14χ0\le z_{t}<\dfrac{\Delta-1}{4\chi} for every t[0,T]t\in[0,T], is nonincreasing in tt, and obeys

0  Δ14χzt  Δ12χexp(4Δ(Tt)).0\ \le\ \frac{\Delta-1}{4\chi}-z_{t}\ \le\ \frac{\Delta-1}{2\chi}\,\exp\bigl(-4\Delta(T-t)\bigr).

2. (The scalar filter Riccati equation.) There is exactly one map p:[0,T]Rp:[0,T]\to\mathbb{R} with continuous values such that

pt=[0,t](4pr2d~pr2+1)dr(t[0,T]),p_{t}=\int_{[0,t]}\Bigl(-4p_{r}-2\tilde{d}\,p_{r}^{2}+1\Bigr)\,dr\qquad(t\in[0,T]),

and it is given by

pt=1Γ+21exp(2Γt)1+ρΠexp(2Γt)(t[0,T]).p_{t}=\frac{1}{\Gamma+2}\cdot\frac{1-\exp(-2\Gamma t)}{1+\rho_{\Pi}\exp(-2\Gamma t)}\qquad(t\in[0,T]).

It satisfies p0=0p_{0}=0 and 0pt<1Γ+20\le p_{t}<\dfrac{1}{\Gamma+2} for every t[0,T]t\in[0,T], is nondecreasing in tt, and obeys

0  1Γ+2pt  2Γ+2exp(2Γt).0\ \le\ \frac{1}{\Gamma+2}-p_{t}\ \le\ \frac{2}{\Gamma+2}\,\exp(-2\Gamma t).

3. (The control Riccati family and hypothesis (H2).) Define Zt=ztvv+μ(Tt)nnZ_{t}=z_{t}\,vv^{\top}+\mu\,(T-t)\,\mathsf{n}\mathsf{n}^{\top} for t[0,T]t\in[0,T]. Every ZtZ_{t} is symmetric, the entries of ZZ are continuous in tt, ZT=F^=0Z_{T}=\hat{F}=0, and for all γ,δ{1,2}\gamma,\delta\in\{1,2\} and t[0,T]t\in[0,T],

Ztγδ=F^γδ+[t,T](ErZr+ZrErWrRr1Wr+Qr)γδdr,Wr=ZrBr+12Vr.Z^{\gamma\delta}_{t}=\hat{F}^{\gamma\delta}+\int_{[t,T]}\Bigl(E_{r}^{\top}Z_{r}+Z_{r}E_{r}-W_{r}R_{r}^{-1}W_{r}^{\top}+Q_{r}\Bigr)^{\gamma\delta}dr,\qquad W_{r}=Z_{r}\mathsf{B}_{r}+\tfrac{1}{2}V_{r} .

Equivalently, the entries of ZZ satisfy Ztγδ=Z0γδ+[0,t]z˙γδ(r)drZ^{\gamma\delta}_{t}=Z^{\gamma\delta}_{0}+\int_{[0,t]}\dot{z}^{\gamma\delta}(r)\,dr with the continuous densities z˙γδ(r)=(ErZr+ZrErWrRr1Wr+Qr)γδ\dot{z}^{\gamma\delta}(r)=-\bigl(E_{r}^{\top}Z_{r}+Z_{r}E_{r}-W_{r}R_{r}^{-1}W_{r}^{\top}+Q_{r}\bigr)^{\gamma\delta} and the terminal condition ZT=F^Z_{T}=\hat{F}. Hence hypothesis (H2) of Completion of Squares and A Priori Control Bound for the Fluctuation Cost holds with this family ZZ. Moreover

Wt=ztvv,Ξt:=WtRt1Wt=8χzt2vv(t[0,T]).W_{t}=-z_{t}\,vv^{\top},\qquad \Xi_{t}:=W_{t}R_{t}^{-1}W_{t}^{\top}=8\chi\,z_{t}^{2}\,vv^{\top}\qquad(t\in[0,T]).

4. (The Kalman covariance.) The data A=EA=\mathcal{E}, C=ΘC=\Theta^{\star}, D=D~D=\tilde{D} on [0,T][0,T] and the zero matrix as the initial value P0P_{0} satisfy the hypotheses of Global Existence and Uniqueness for the Kalman Covariance Riccati Equation, and the unique solution Π\Pi of the Kalman covariance Riccati equation that the theorem furnishes for them is

Πt=ptvv(t[0,T]).\Pi_{t}=p_{t}\,vv^{\top}\qquad(t\in[0,T]).

5. (The two pairings.) For every t[0,T]t\in[0,T],

γ=12δ=12ZtγδΘtγδ=4zt,γ=12δ=12ΞtγδΠtγδ=32χzt2pt,\sum_{\gamma=1}^{2}\sum_{\delta=1}^{2}Z^{\gamma\delta}_{t}\,\Theta^{\star\gamma\delta}_{t}=4\,z_{t},\qquad \sum_{\gamma=1}^{2}\sum_{\delta=1}^{2}\Xi^{\gamma\delta}_{t}\,\Pi^{\gamma\delta}_{t}=32\,\chi\,z_{t}^{2}\,p_{t},

neither depending on μ\mu, and the map t4zt+32χzt2ptt\mapsto4z_{t}+32\chi z_{t}^{2}p_{t} is continuous on [0,T][0,T].

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