function [Sabll,K,V]=multivar(L,TH,sord,l) % [Sabll,K,V]=MULTIVAR(L,TH,sord,l) % % Calculates the single-degree multitaper covariance matrix. % Dahlen & Simons (2008) eq. (163) % % INPUT: % % L Taper bandwidth that is required in this case [scalar] % TH Colatitudinal radius of the cap, in degrees <=180 [scalar] % Colatitudinal halfwidth of the cut, degrees <=90 [scalar] % sord 1 Single cap of diameter 2TH [default] % 2 Double cap left by subtracting belt of width 2TH % l The degree that you are looking at [scalar; default: 2*L] % % Calculates multitaper covariance matrix: at a single degree, but for % all the relevant multitapers arranged in a matrix of decreasing % concentration eigenvalue. This is in the white signal and white noise, % or moderately colored approximation, all signal and noise strength % factors are set to or sum to one. % % OUTPUT: % % Sabll The covariance between differently tapered estimates at l % K The Shannon number of the problem % V The eigenvalues of the concentration problem % % SEE ALSO: PERIODOVAR, GAMMAB, GAMMAP, WHITEVARIANCE, MTVAR % % Last modified by fjsimons-at-alum.mit.edu, 04/25/2007 defval('L',15) defval('TH',30) defval('sord',1) defval('l',2*L) if length(l)>1 error('Degree l must be a scalar') end Lpot=(L+1)^2; % First get the handy GAMMAB matrix at the even degrees only [Gabp,p,K,V]=gammab(L,TH,sord,1); disp(sprintf('We are getting a rounded Shannon number of %i',round(K))) % Make this properly (L+1)^2 x (L+1)^2 x (L+1) Gabp=squeeze(Gabp); % Better sort them in function of decreasing eigenvalue [V,j]=sort(V,'descend'); % This is now properly sorted Gabp=Gabp(j,j,:); % Get the Wigner 3j symbols with bottom-row of zero % Perhaps later change this to use ZEROJ instead W=wigner0j(2*L,l,l); % Only select the evens since we're doing variance at equal l=l' W2=(2*p+1).*W(1:2:end).^2; % Note every layer of Gabp is symmetric in ab Sabll=zeros(Lpot,Lpot); for indr=1:Lpot for indc=indr:Lpot Sabll(indr,indc)=W2*squeeze(Gabp(indr,indc,:))/2/pi; end end % Symmetrize at the end in one step Sabll=Sabll+tril(Sabll',-1); % Best is to verify this with what MVARRATIOS returned! [MT variance] Smtll=V*Sabll*V'/K^2; % Whole-sphere variance! [WS variance] Swsll=2/(2*l+1); % Check this is what we have been thinking it was if L<=20 difer(Smtll/Swsll-mvarratios(L,TH,sord,l)) end