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A shift-invariant basis is a common eigenbasis of all cyclic shift operators U(γ). For the displayed Fourier states, orthonormality follows from the root-of-unity filter:
⟨ξα​∣ξα′​⟩=N1​∑β∈ZN​​ω(α−α′)β=δα,α′​.
(1)
There are N vectors in this orthonormal set in the N-dimensional Hilbert space, so they form a basis. Reindexing the finite sum gives
U(γ)∣ξα​⟩​=N​1​β∑​ω−αβ∣β+γ⟩=ωαγ∣ξα​⟩.​
(2)
Thus every ∣ξα​⟩ is simultaneously an eigenvector of every shift, with eigenvalue ωαγ for U(γ).

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