Critical Points of Chi-Fields

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Autores principales: Marinucci, Domenico, Stecconi, Michele
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author Marinucci, Domenico
Stecconi, Michele
author_facet Marinucci, Domenico
Stecconi, Michele
contents We give here a semi-analytic formula for the density of critical values for chi random fields on a general manifold. The result uses Kac-Rice argument and a convenient representation for the Hessian matrix of chi fields, which makes the computation of their expected determinant much more feasible. In the high-threshold limit, the expression for the expected value of critical points becomes very transparent: up to explicit constants, it amounts to Hermite polynomials times a Gaussian density. Our results are also motivated by the analysis of polarization random fields in Cosmology, but they might lead to applications in many different environments.
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spellingShingle Critical Points of Chi-Fields
Marinucci, Domenico
Stecconi, Michele
Probability
Mathematical Physics
Differential Geometry
60G60, 33C55, 53C65, 58K05
We give here a semi-analytic formula for the density of critical values for chi random fields on a general manifold. The result uses Kac-Rice argument and a convenient representation for the Hessian matrix of chi fields, which makes the computation of their expected determinant much more feasible. In the high-threshold limit, the expression for the expected value of critical points becomes very transparent: up to explicit constants, it amounts to Hermite polynomials times a Gaussian density. Our results are also motivated by the analysis of polarization random fields in Cosmology, but they might lead to applications in many different environments.
title Critical Points of Chi-Fields
topic Probability
Mathematical Physics
Differential Geometry
60G60, 33C55, 53C65, 58K05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.20129