The jump of a function at a point t, defined as the difference between the value of
the function at that point and its left limit at the least upper bound of the set of points
strictly smaller.
If the point is not isolated from the left, then it is f t - leftLim f t.
If the point is isolated from the left, and the l.u.b. or the strictly smaller points is s < t,
then the jump is f t - f s. It there is no such point s because t is a bottom element, then
the jump is 0 (since f ⊥ - leftLim f ⊥ = 0).
Equations
- Function.jump f t = if h : ∃ (s : T), s ⋖ t then f t - f h.choose else f t - Function.leftLim f t
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The jump of a function at a point t, defined as the difference between the value of
the function at that point and its left limit at the least upper bound of the set of points
strictly smaller.
If the point is not isolated from the left, then it is f t - leftLim f t.
If the point is isolated from the left, and the l.u.b. or the strictly smaller points is s < t,
then the jump is f t - f s. It there is no such point s because t is a bottom element, then
the jump is 0 (since f ⊥ - leftLim f ⊥ = 0).
Equations
- Function.termΔ = Lean.ParserDescr.node `Function.termΔ 1024 (Lean.ParserDescr.symbol "Δ")