2722 — History Correlation Has Essential Spectrum Touching One
The normalized bilateral history correlation is Fourier-equivalent to multiplication by . Its essential spectrum reaches (1) at zero frequency, generally without an eigenvector there. Hence
has no coercive gap, and low-frequency packets form an approximate kernel. These are the analytic counterparts of long coherent Følner blocks.
The raw history defect therefore belongs to the essential-spectrum branch, not the finite Fredholm-eigenstate branch. Compact corrections cannot remove the edge; only an enlarged noncompact history port can change the symbol.
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