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Square-integrable kernel

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A square-integrable kernel is a kernel K(x,s)K(x, s) whose squared absolute value has a finite double integral. Such kernels are also called Hilbert–Schmidt kernels or L2L^2 kernels. The integral operator of a square-integrable kernel is a bounded and compact operator on the Lp space L2L^2, namely a Hilbert–Schmidt integral operator. This class contains all continuous kernels on a square and also many unbounded ones.

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