Pointwise convergence of indicator functions #
In this file, we prove the equivalence of three different ways to phrase that the indicator functions of sets converge pointwise.
Main results #
For A a set, (Asᵢ) an indexed collection of sets, under mild conditions, the following are
equivalent:
(a) the indicator functions of Asᵢ tend to the indicator function of A pointwise;
(b) for every x, we eventually have that x ∈ Asᵢ holds iff x ∈ A holds;
(c) Tendsto As _ <| Filter.pi (pure <| · ∈ A).
The results stating these in the case when the indicators take values in a Fréchet space are:
tendsto_indicator_const_iff_forall_eventuallyis the equivalence (a) ↔ (b);tendsto_indicator_const_iff_tendsto_pi_pureis the equivalence (a) ↔ (c).
The indicator functions of Asᵢ evaluated at x tend to the indicator function of A
evaluated at x if and only if we eventually have the equivalence x ∈ Asᵢ ↔ x ∈ A.
The indicator functions of Asᵢ tend to the indicator function of A pointwise if and only if
for every x, we eventually have the equivalence x ∈ Asᵢ ↔ x ∈ A.