Strongly measurable and finitely strongly measurable functions #
A function f is said to be almost everywhere strongly measurable if f is almost everywhere
equal to a strongly measurable function, i.e. the sequential limit of simple functions.
It is said to be almost everywhere finitely strongly measurable with respect to a measure μ
if the supports of those simple functions have finite measure.
Almost everywhere strongly measurable functions form the largest class of functions that can be integrated using the Bochner integral.
Main definitions #
AEStronglyMeasurable f μ:fis almost everywhere equal to aStronglyMeasurablefunction.AEFinStronglyMeasurable f μ:fis almost everywhere equal to aFinStronglyMeasurablefunction.AEFinStronglyMeasurable.sigmaFiniteSet: a measurable settsuch thatf =ᵐ[μ.restrict tᶜ] 0andμ.restrict tis sigma-finite.
Main statements #
AEFinStronglyMeasurable.exists_set_sigmaFinite: there exists a measurable settsuch thatf =ᵐ[μ.restrict tᶜ] 0andμ.restrict tis sigma-finite.
We provide a solid API for almost everywhere strongly measurable functions, as a basis for the Bochner integral.
References #
- [Hytönen, Tuomas, Jan Van Neerven, Mark Veraar, and Lutz Weis. Analysis in Banach spaces. Springer, 2016.][Hytonen_VanNeerven_Veraar_Wies_2016]
A function is AEStronglyMeasurable with respect to a measure μ if it is almost everywhere
equal to the limit of a sequence of simple functions.
One can specify the sigma-algebra according to which simple functions are taken using the
AEStronglyMeasurable[m] notation in the MeasureTheory scope.
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- MeasureTheory.AEStronglyMeasurable f μ = ∃ (g : α → β), MeasureTheory.StronglyMeasurable g ∧ f =ᵐ[μ] g
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A function is m-AEStronglyMeasurable with respect to a measure μ if it is almost
everywhere equal to the limit of a sequence of m-simple functions.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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A function is AEFinStronglyMeasurable with respect to a measure if it is almost everywhere
equal to the limit of a sequence of simple functions with support with finite measure.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.AEFinStronglyMeasurable f μ = ∃ (g : α → β), MeasureTheory.FinStronglyMeasurable g μ ∧ f =ᵐ[μ] g
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Almost everywhere strongly measurable functions #
A StronglyMeasurable function such that f =ᵐ[μ] hf.mk f. See lemmas
stronglyMeasurable_mk and ae_eq_mk.
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The composition of a continuous function and an ae strongly measurable function is ae strongly measurable.
A continuous function from α to β is ae strongly measurable when one of the two spaces is
second countable.
The composition of a continuous function of two variables and two ae strongly measurable functions is ae strongly measurable.
In a space with second countable topology, measurable implies ae strongly measurable.
If the restriction to a set s of a σ-algebra m is included in the restriction to s of
another σ-algebra m₂ (hypothesis hs), the set s is m measurable and a function f almost
everywhere supported on s is m-ae-strongly-measurable, then f is also
m₂-ae-strongly-measurable.
Big operators: ∏ and ∑ #
Alias of List.aestronglyMeasurable_sum.
Alias of List.aestronglyMeasurable_prod.
Alias of Multiset.aestronglyMeasurable_sum.
Alias of Multiset.aestronglyMeasurable_prod.
Alias of Finset.aestronglyMeasurable_sum.
Alias of Finset.aestronglyMeasurable_prod.
In a space with second countable topology, measurable implies strongly measurable.
In a space with second countable topology, strongly measurable and measurable are equivalent.
The enorm of a strongly a.e. measurable function is a.e. measurable.
Note that unlike AEStronglyMeasurable.norm and AEStronglyMeasurable.nnnorm, this lemma proves
a.e. measurability, not a.e. strong measurability. This is an intentional decision:
for functions taking values in ℝ≥0∞, a.e. measurability is much more useful than
a.e. strong measurability.
Given a.e. strongly measurable functions f and g, edist f g is measurable.
Note that this lemma proves a.e. measurability, not a.e. strong measurability. This is an intentional decision: for functions taking values in ℝ≥0∞, a.e. measurability is much more useful than a.e. strong measurability.
A function is almost everywhere strongly measurable if and only if it is almost everywhere measurable, and up to a zero measure set its range is contained in a separable set.
An almost everywhere sequential limit of almost everywhere strongly measurable functions is almost everywhere strongly measurable.
If a sequence of almost everywhere strongly measurable functions converges almost everywhere, one can select a strongly measurable function as the almost everywhere limit.
If f is almost everywhere strongly measurable and its range is almost everywhere contained
in a nonempty measurable set s, then there is a strongly measurable representative g of f
whose range is contained in s.
Almost everywhere finitely strongly measurable functions #
A fin_strongly_measurable function such that f =ᵐ[μ] hf.mk f. See lemmas
fin_strongly_measurable_mk and ae_eq_mk.
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A measurable set t such that f =ᵐ[μ.restrict tᶜ] 0 and sigma_finite (μ.restrict t).
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- hf.sigmaFiniteSet = ⋯.choose
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In a space with second countable topology and a sigma-finite measure,
AEFinStronglyMeasurable and AEMeasurable are equivalent.
In a space with second countable topology and a sigma-finite measure,
an AEMeasurable function is AEFinStronglyMeasurable.