Kluvánek extended the Whittaker-Kotel’nikov-Shannon theorem to the abstract harmonic analysis setting over a LCA group G. In this context, the classical condition for \(f\in \;L^2 (\mathbb {R})\) to be band limited is replaced by \(\widehat{f}\) having its support essentially contained in a transversal set of a compact quotient group. This condition was later shown to be necessary in general. Moreover, the classical interpolation formula is also equivalent to a Plancherel like isometric formula involving the \(L^2(G)\) norm of f and the norm of the sequence of its samples over a subgroup H. Here, recalling some Laws of Large Numbers, we will prove an equivalent result for the support of the spectral measure \(\mu _X\) of a Gaussian stationary random process X, indexed over a LCA group G. The conditions are formulated in terms of an almost sure isometric formula involving the sample variances of X, and its samples over a subgroup H respectively.
