Compact-parameter integration #
This file uses Mathlib's continuity theorem for parameterized interval integrals and proves that integration over the compact unit interval preserves differentiation and continuous differentiability in a normed-space parameter. Continuous differentiability is preserved at every finite or infinite order and with independent domain and codomain universes.
These results supply the analytic regularity used by smooth Hadamard factorization, a prerequisite for the point-derivation/tangent-space equivalence in the Lie groups roadmap.
The file also differentiates a parametrized interval integral x ↦ ∫ t in a..b, G (x, t) in a
real parameter x at a point x₀, assuming only that G is C¹ on an open set containing the
compact segment {x₀} × [a, b]: the derivative is the integral of the partial derivative of G
in x.
Finally, for a compact parameter space α mapped continuously into a normed space P by ι, an
integrable weight g on α, and F that is C^n on an open set W ⊆ E × P, the integral
x ↦ ∫ y, g y • F (x, ι y) ∂μ is C^n on every open set U with U × ι(α) ⊆ W
(TauCeti.contDiffOn_integral_smul_of_contDiffOn), with derivative the integral of the partial
derivatives of F in x (TauCeti.hasFDerivAt_integral_smul_of_contDiffOn). The weight need
not be continuous; this is the regularity of kernel integrals such as the Poisson integral of
integrable boundary data on a sphere.
References #
- Lie groups and the Lie algebra correspondence roadmap,
Deliverable A, Layer 0, "The Lie algebra and the tangent space at
1".
Differentiation under an integral over the compact unit interval for a continuously differentiable parameterized function.
Integration over the compact unit interval preserves continuous differentiability of any possibly infinite order in a parameter.
Differentiation under a parametrized interval integral. If G is C¹ on an open set
containing the segment {x₀} × [a, b], then the partial derivative of G in the first variable
is interval integrable along that segment, and x ↦ ∫ t in a..b, G (x, t) is differentiable at
x₀ with derivative the integral of this partial derivative.
Integration against a weight over a compact parameter space #
Partial derivatives in the first variable. If F is C^(m+1) on an open set
W ⊆ E × P, then the derivative of x ↦ F (x, p.2) at p.1 is C^m in p on W.
An integrable weight on a compact space times a function continuous along {x} × ι(α) is
integrable.
Integration against an integrable weight over a compact parameter space is continuous in a
parameter x of the integrand, at any x₀ with {x₀} × ι(α) inside the open set where the
integrand is continuous.
Differentiation under the integral sign over a compact parameter space. If F is C¹
on an open set W ⊆ E × P containing {x₀} × ι(α), then integrating F (x, ι y) against an
integrable weight g is differentiable at x₀, with derivative the integral of the partial
derivative of F in x.
Smoothness of integrals over a compact parameter space. If F is C^n on an open set
W ⊆ E × P and {x} × ι(α) ⊆ W for every x in an open set U, then integrating F (x, ι y)
against an integrable weight g is C^n in x on U.