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One issue causing the jagged spectra at high wavenumbers is under sampling there. For example consider the picture2D analogue of your binning procedure:

enter image description here

You don't want to sample from the red zones as they will become increasingly under-sampled as you move past a radius of size $|k_{x}|$$|k_{x}|=|k_{y}|$.

One issue causing the jagged spectra at high wavenumbers is under sampling there. For example consider the picture:

enter image description here

You don't want to sample from the red zones as they will become increasingly under-sampled as you move past a radius of size $|k_{x}|$.

One issue causing the jagged spectra at high wavenumbers is under sampling there. For example consider the 2D analogue of your binning procedure:

enter image description here

You don't want to sample from the red zones as they will become increasingly under-sampled as you move past a radius of size $|k_{x}|=|k_{y}|$.

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One issue causing the jagged spectra at high wavenumbers is under sampling there. For example consider the picture:

enter image description here

You don't want to sample from the red zones as they will become increasingly under-sampled as you move past a radius of size $|k_{x}|$.