Naturality and homogeneity of the vector-measure integral #
The integral ∫ᵛ x, f x ∂[B; μ] of Mathlib is natural in the measure: a continuous linear map φ
applied to the values of μ corresponds to a continuous linear map applied to the integral,
whenever the pairings are compatible (map_integral_comp_eq_integral_mapRangeL). As consequences,
the integral is homogeneous for scalars acting on the integrand or on the measure, whenever the
pairing is linear over those scalars.
Main declarations #
MeasureTheory.VectorMeasure.map_integral_comp_eq_integral_mapRangeL: naturality of the vector-measure integral under continuous linear maps of the values.MeasureTheory.VectorMeasure.integral_fun_smul_of_smul_leftandMeasureTheory.VectorMeasure.integral_smul_vectorMeasure_of_smul_right: homogeneity in the integrand and in the measure.
Naturality of the vector-measure integral. Let ψ, φ and L be continuous linear maps
on the integrand, on the values of the measure and on the values of the integral, compatible with
the pairings B and B' in the sense that L (B (ψ x) y) = B' x (φ y). Then for f integrable
against μ, applying L to the integral of ψ ∘ f against μ gives the integral of f against
the measure φ ∘ μ.
The vector-measure integral is homogeneous for scalars of a normed division ring 𝕜 acting
on the integrand, when the pairing is 𝕜-linear in its first argument.
The vector-measure integral is homogeneous for scalars of a normed field 𝕜 acting on the
measure, when the pairing is 𝕜-linear in its second argument.
This generalizes Mathlib's MeasureTheory.VectorMeasure.integral_smul_vectorMeasure (real
scalars).