Gaussian densities and complex-kernel estimates #
For c > 0, the function t ↦ c exp (-(c t)²) / √π is the density of the centred Gaussian law
of variance (2 c²)⁻¹, that is, of width c⁻¹. This file identifies the density with
Mathlib’s Gaussian probability density and records that its total mass is one.
This file also records the complex Gaussian estimates needed to differentiate integrals against
the translated kernel z ↦ exp (-(c (t - z))²) under the integral sign: a Gaussian bound in t,
uniform for z in a ball, and the complex derivative in z.
Main definitions #
Real.gaussianDensity: the functiont ↦ c exp (-(c t)²) / √π.
Main statements #
Real.gaussianDensity_eq_gaussianPDFReal: forc > 0it is Mathlib's Gaussian densityProbabilityTheory.gaussianPDFRealwith mean0and variance(2 c²)⁻¹.Real.integral_gaussianDensity: forc > 0it has total mass one.Complex.norm_cexp_neg_mul_sub_sq_le: the Gaussian bound‖exp (-(c (t - z))²)‖ ≤ exp (c² D²) exp (-(c² / 2) t²)for‖z‖ ≤ D.Complex.hasDerivAt_cexp_neg_mul_sub_sq: the complex derivative ofz ↦ exp (-(c (t - z))²).
The real Gaussian density t ↦ c exp (-(c t)²) / √π of width c⁻¹. It is odd in c, and
for c > 0 it is the density of the centred Gaussian law of variance (2 c²)⁻¹.
Instances For
For c ≥ 0 the Gaussian density is nonnegative.
For c > 0, the Gaussian density of width c⁻¹ is the centred Gaussian probability density
of variance (2 c²)⁻¹.
For c > 0, the Gaussian density of width c⁻¹ has total mass one.