Stationarity makes the covariance depend only on . For ,
At the reversed lag, the formula gives
and therefore
The same identity follows directly by exchanging the two random variables in .
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Split the Fourier integral at zero and use the two stationary covariance branches:
Equivalently, Fourier transforming the Multivariate Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process equation gives
Unit white-noise covariance then yields the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck power spectrum
so
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For ,
Solving gives
The canonical ensemble density proportional to for factorizes into independent centered Gaussians. Its equipartition variances are exactly and , while the absence of an term gives .
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Let
The second column of is . Hence
In particular,
This is the thermally broadened resonance of the damped harmonic oscillator.
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The stationary solution of
is
It follows from the Itô isometry that
Thus is zero-mean colored noise with correlation time . The equation is an overdamped harmonic particle of mobility driven by that correlated random force.
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For ,
The Lyapunov equation gives , , and . Therefore
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Take with
Since ,
Thus tends to thermal white forcing of covariance , as required by the fluctuation--dissipation relation. The equal-time position variance becomes
the equilibrium harmonic variance.
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