The tail integral of a negative power of the distance #
In a pseudometric measure space whose balls of radius r > R satisfy the growth bound
μ (ball y r) ≤ A rⁿ (with A : ℝ≥0∞), the tail integral of x ↦ dist x y ^ (-s) obeys,
for 0 ≤ s, n < s and R > 0, the extended-valued bound
∫_{dist x y > R} dist x y ^ (-s) dx ≤ A 2ⁿ R ^ (n - s) / (1 - 2 ^ (n - s))
(TauCeti.setLIntegral_ofReal_dist_rpow_neg_le). When A < ∞ the right-hand side is finite, so
dist x y ^ (-s) is integrable on {x | R < dist x y}. The exponent n need not be an integer.
For an additive Haar measure on a finite-dimensional real normed space the growth bound holds with
n the dimension and A the measure of the unit ball
(MeasureTheory.Measure.setLIntegral_ofReal_norm_rpow_neg_le).
The proof splits the region dist x y > R into the dyadic annuli 2ᵏ R ≤ dist x y < 2ᵏ⁺¹ R.
On the k-th annulus dist x y ^ (-s) is at most (2ᵏ R) ^ (-s), and the annulus lies in a
ball of measure at most A (2ᵏ⁺¹ R)ⁿ, so the annuli contribute a convergent geometric series
with ratio 2 ^ (n - s).
Main declarations #
TauCeti.setLIntegral_ofReal_dist_rpow_neg_le: the tail bound fordist x y ^ (-s).MeasureTheory.Measure.setLIntegral_ofReal_norm_rpow_neg_le: the tail bound for‖x‖ ^ (-s)under an additive Haar measure, forsabove the dimension.
The tail of a power of the distance. If the balls about y of radius r > R satisfy the
growth bound μ (ball y r) ≤ A rⁿ, then for 0 ≤ s, n < s and R > 0,
∫_{dist x y > R} dist x y ^ (-s) dx ≤ A 2ⁿ R ^ (n - s) / (1 - 2 ^ (n - s)).
The tail of a negative power of the norm. For an additive Haar measure μ on a
finite-dimensional real normed space of dimension n, n < s and R > 0,
∫_{‖x‖ > R} ‖x‖ ^ (-s) dx ≤ μ (B(0, 1)) 2ⁿ R ^ (n - s) / (1 - 2 ^ (n - s)).