Matrix elements of the integral against a projection-valued measure #
Let P be a projection-valued measure on X acting on a complex Hilbert space H. For vectors
ψ ξ : H, the polarized complex measure μ_(ψ,ξ) = P.polarizedComplexMeasure ψ ξ takes the value
⟪ψ, P(B) ξ⟫ on a measurable set B, and has finite variation. This file identifies the matrix
elements of the operator integral P.integral f = ∫ f dP of a bounded Borel symbol f with
Mathlib's integral against this complex measure, through the multiplication pairing ℂ × ℂ → ℂ:
⟪ψ, (∫ f dP) ξ⟫ = ∫ᵛ x, f x ∂[mul ℝ ℂ; μ_(ψ,ξ)].
So the operator integral is determined by scalar integration against the polarized measures, and the scalar integration theory of complex measures applies to its matrix elements.
On the diagonal, the variation of the polarized measure μ_(ξ,ξ) is the finite positive measure
P.diag ξ (variation_polarizedComplexMeasure_self), and integrating any complex function
against μ_(ξ,ξ) gives the Bochner integral against P.diag ξ.
Main declarations #
ProjValMeasure.integral_polarizedComplexMeasure_eq_inner_integral: the matrix element⟪ψ, (∫ f dP) ξ⟫is the integral offagainstμ_(ψ,ξ).ProjValMeasure.integral_polarizedComplexMeasure_self: integration of anyf : X → ℂagainstμ_(ξ,ξ)is the Bochner integral againstP.diag ξ.
References #
- W. Rudin, Functional Analysis, 2nd ed., McGraw–Hill, 1991, Theorem 12.21.
- K. Schmüdgen, Unbounded Self-adjoint Operators on Hilbert Space, Springer GTM 265, 2012, Section 4.2.
Matrix elements of the integral against a projection-valued measure. For a bounded Borel
symbol f, ⟪ψ, (∫ f dP) ξ⟫ is the integral of f against the polarized complex measure
μ_(ψ,ξ), whose value on a measurable set B is ⟪ψ, P(B) ξ⟫, through the multiplication
pairing.
Integration of a complex function against the diagonal polarized measure through the
multiplication pairing is the Bochner integral against the diagonal measure. Both sides vanish
when f is not integrable, since the variation of the polarized measure is the diagonal
measure.