Dilation scaling of the lower Lebesgue integral #
Dilating the variable of a function on a finite-dimensional real normed space E by a nonzero
scalar r rescales its integral against an additive Haar measure by |(r ^ n)⁻¹|, where n is
the dimension of E. Mathlib records this for the Bochner integral as
MeasureTheory.Measure.integral_comp_smul; this file is the lower-Lebesgue-integral counterpart,
proved the same way from MeasureTheory.Measure.map_addHaar_smul, and, like the Bochner version,
needing no integrability hypothesis.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.lintegral_comp_smul:∫⁻ x, g (r • x) ∂μ = |(r ^ n)⁻¹| * ∫⁻ x, g x ∂μ.TauCeti.lintegral_comp_inv_smul: the same law written forr⁻¹and0 < r.TauCeti.lintegral_comp_homothety: the same law for the homothety of ratiorabout any centre.
Dilation scaling of the lower Lebesgue integral. This is the counterpart, for ∫⁻, of
Mathlib's MeasureTheory.Measure.integral_comp_smul; as there, no integrability of g is
needed.
Dilating the variable by r⁻¹, for 0 < r, multiplies a lower Lebesgue integral by
r ^ n, where n is the dimension of the ambient space.
Homothety scaling of the lower Lebesgue integral. Precomposing with the homothety of
ratio r ≠ 0 about any centre x rescales a lower Lebesgue integral against an additive Haar
measure by |(r ^ n)⁻¹|, where n is the dimension of the ambient space.