Integrals of Lᵖ functions against bounded multipliers on finite-measure sets #
If h ∈ Lᵖ, 1 ≤ p, vanishes a.e. off a set W of finite measure and k is a scalar
multiplier a.e. bounded by B on W, then k • h is integrable and, by Hölder's
inequality on W,
‖∫ k • h‖ ≤ B μ(W) ^ (1 - 1/p) ‖h‖_p
(TauCeti.integrable_smul_and_norm_integral_smul_le). This is the estimate that makes
h ↦ ∫ k • h continuous on Lᵖ functions supported in W, used to pass to the limit in kernel
integrals ∫ K(x - y) h(y) dy for x away from the support of h
(TauCeti.tendsto_integral_smul_of_tendsto_eLpNorm_sub).
If k is a.e. bounded by B on a set W of finite measure, and h ∈ Lᵖ, 1 ≤ p,
vanishes a.e. off W, then k • h is integrable and, by Hölder's inequality on W,
‖∫ k • h‖ ≤ B μ(W) ^ (1 - 1/p) ‖h‖_p.
Continuity of kernel integrals in Lᵖ. Let k be a.e. bounded by B on a set W of
finite measure, and let φ i and f be in Lᵖ, 1 ≤ p, and vanish a.e. off W (for φ i,
membership in Lᵖ and vanishing hold eventually along l). If φ i → f in Lᵖ, then
∫ k • φ i → ∫ k • f.