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Discrete Parseval identity (∑m​∣Um​∣2=∑k​∣Uk​∣2)

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With normalization Uk​=N−1/2∑m​Um​e−2πimk/N, the discrete Fourier transform is a unitary matrix. Orthogonality of the roots-of-unity vectors gives the displayed identity. Multiplying both sides by the grid spacing gives the corresponding discrete L2 norm. Modal contraction therefore proves grid-norm contraction without a mesh-dependent change-of-basis constant.

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