Integration of simple functions against a real content #
Let ν be a real-valued content on a ring of sets C that contains the measurable sets of α.
A real simple function f is integrated against ν by the finite sum
∑ c ∈ f.range, ν (f ⁻¹' {c}) * c (MeasureTheory.AddContent.integralSimple). Neither the sum
nor its properties involve countable additivity.
The sum is Mathlib's MeasureTheory.SimpleFunc.setToSimpleFunc for the set function
s ↦ ν s • id, taken with the zero measure: for it, FinMeasAdditive is finite additivity on
disjoint measurable sets, and every simple function is integrable. This gives linearity, the value
c * ν s at c times the indicator of a measurable set s, and, for nonnegative ν, the bound
|∫ f dν| ≤ c * ν univ whenever |f| ≤ c. If ν vanishes on the null sets of a measure μ,
the integral depends only on the μ-almost everywhere class of f.
These finite sums underlie the correspondences between positive linear functionals and
nonnegative contents in TauCeti/Topology/ContinuousMap/Bounded/AddContent.lean (bounded
functions on a discrete space, contents on all subsets) and
TauCeti/MeasureTheory/Function/Lp/AddContent.lean (L∞, contents on the measurable sets).
Main definitions #
MeasureTheory.AddContent.integralSimple: the integral of real simple functions against a real content, as a linear map.
Main results #
MeasureTheory.AddContent.integralSimple_piecewise: the integral ofctimes an indicator.MeasureTheory.AddContent.abs_integralSimple_le: for a nonnegative content, the integral is bounded by the total mass times a pointwise bound.MeasureTheory.AddContent.integralSimple_congr_ae: for a content vanishing onμ-null sets, the integral depends only on theμ-a.e. class.
The integral ∑ c ∈ f.range, ν (f ⁻¹' {c}) * c of real simple functions f against a real
content ν on a ring of sets containing the measurable sets.
Instances For
The integral of a simple function against a content is the sum, over its values c, of c
times the content of the fiber over c.
The integral of c times the indicator of a measurable set s is c * ν s.
Against a nonnegative content, a simple function bounded above by c has integral at most
c * ν univ.
Against a nonnegative content, a simple function bounded in absolute value by c has
integral of absolute value at most c * ν univ.
If a content vanishes on the measurable μ-null sets, the integral of a simple function
against it depends only on its μ-almost everywhere class.