Properties of the integral of mulExpNegMulSq #
The mapping mulExpNegMulSq can be used to transform a function g : E → ℝ into a bounded
function mulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g : E → ℝ = fun x => g x * Real.exp (-ε * g x * g x). This file
contains results on the integral of mulExpNegMulSq g ε with respect to a finite measure P.
Lemmas #
tendsto_integral_mulExpNegMulSq_comp: By the dominated convergence theorem andmulExpNegMulSq_abs_le_norm, the integral ofmulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ gwith respect to a finite measurePconverges to the integral ofg, asε → 0;tendsto_integral_mul_one_add_inv_smul_sq_pow: The integral ofmulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ gwith respect to a finite measurePcan be approximated by the integral of the sequence approximating the exponential function,fun x => (g * (1 + (n : ℝ)⁻¹ • -(ε • g * g)) ^ n) x. This allows to transfer properties of a subalgebra of functions containinggto the functionmulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g, see e.g.integral_mulExpNegMulSq_comp_eq.
Main Result #
dist_integral_mulExpNegMulSq_comp_le: For a subalgebra of functions A, if for any g ∈ A the
integral with respect to two finite measures P, P' coincide, then the difference of the integrals
of mulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g with respect to P, P' is bounded by 6 * √ε.
This is a key ingredient in the proof of theorem ext_of_forall_mem_subalgebra_integral_eq, where
it is shown that a subalgebra of functions that separates points separates finite measures.
The integral of mulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g with respect to a finite measure P converges to the
integral of g, as ε → 0 from above.
The integral of mulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g with respect to a finite measure P can be
approximated by the integral of the sequence approximating the exponential function.
Alias of tendsto_integral_mul_one_add_inv_smul_sq_pow.
The integral of mulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g with respect to a finite measure P can be
approximated by the integral of the sequence approximating the exponential function.
If for any g ∈ A the integrals with respect to two finite measures P, P' coincide, then the
difference of the integrals of mulExpNegMulSq ε ∘ g with respect to P, P' is bounded by
6 * √ε.