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Projection kernel determinant integration (∫Dn​dμ(xn​)=(r−n+1)Dn−1​)

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Suppose an integral kernel reproduces under convolution and has integrable diagonal with integral r, and the displayed single-variable integrals exist. In the determinant Dn​=det[K(xi​,xj​)], permutations fixing n contribute rDn−1​ after integration. For every permutation on n−1 letters there are n−1 ways to insert n into a cycle; convolution contracts the two adjacent factors, and insertion reverses the permutation sign. These terms contribute −(n−1)Dn−1​. This proves the formula without a symmetry assumption on the kernel.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 31 / 1 / iv / Solution
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