Analytic sets in the sense of a paved space #
TODO: we use IsCompactSystem, which corresponds to semi-compact pavings for D-M. We use this and
not compact pavings (which would be the same, but for arbitrary intersections instead of countable
ones), because it's sufficient for our applications, and because it's easier to work with.
A set s is analytic for a paving (predicate) p and a type 𝓚 if there exists a compact
system q of 𝓚 such that s is the projections of a set t that satisfies
prodSigmaDelta p q.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.IsPavingAnalyticFor p 𝓚 s = ∃ (q : Set (Set 𝓚)), ∅ ∈ q ∧ IsCompactSystem q ∧ ∃ t ∈ MeasureTheory.prodSigmaDelta p q, s = Prod.fst '' t
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A set s is analytic for a paving (predicate) p if there exists a type 𝓚 and a compact
system q of 𝓚 such that s is the projections of a set t that satisfies
prodSigmaDelta p q.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.IsPavingAnalytic p s = ∃ (𝓚 : Type), Nonempty 𝓚 ∧ MeasureTheory.IsPavingAnalyticFor p 𝓚 s
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The projection of an analytic set is analytic.
The projection of an analytic set is analytic.
A set s of a measurable space 𝓧 is measurably analytic for a measurable space 𝓚 if it
is the projection of a measurable set of 𝓧 × 𝓚.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.IsMeasurableAnalyticFor 𝓚 s = ∃ (t : Set (𝓧 × 𝓚)), MeasurableSet t ∧ s = Prod.fst '' t
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A set s of a measurable space 𝓧 is measurably analytic if it is the projection of
a measurable set of 𝓧 × ℝ.
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If a set is measurably analytic for any standard Borel space 𝓚,
then it is measurably analytic for ℝ.