Characterization of a finite measure by the integrals of products of bounded functions #
Given two finite families of Borel spaces (i : ι) → X i and (j : κ) → Y j satisfying
HasOuterApproxClosed, a finite measure μ over (Π i, X i) × (Π j, Y j) is determined by
the values ∫ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂μ, for
f : (i : ι) → X i → ℝ and g : (j : κ) → Y j → ℝ
any families of bounded continuous functions.
In particular, If μ and ν and two finite measures over Π i, X i and Π j, Y j respectively,
then their product is the only finite measure ξ over (Π i, X i) × (Π j, Y j)
such that for any two families bounded continuous functions
f : (i : ι) → X i → ℝ and g : (j : κ) → Y j → ℝ we have
∫ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂ξ = (∫ x, Π i, f i (x i) ∂μ) * (∫ y, Π j, g j (y j) ∂ν).
We specialize these results to the cases where one of the families contains only one type.
Main statements #
ext_of_integral_prod_mul_prod_boundedContinuousFunction: A finite measureμover(Π i, X i) × (Π j, Y j)is determined by the values∫ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂μ, forf : (i : ι) → X i → ℝandg : (j : κ) → Y j → ℝany families of bounded continuous functions.This is stronger than
ext_of_integral_mul_boundedContinuousFunctionbecause we do not requireΠ i, X iandΠ j, Y jto be Borel spaces and only consider products of continuous bounded functions rather than general continuous bounded functions(Π i, X i) → ℝand(Π j, Y j) → ℝ.eq_prod_of_integral_prod_mul_prod_boundedContinuousFunction: The product of two finite measuresμandνis the only finite measureξover(Π i, X i) × (Π j, Y j)such that for all families of real bounded continuous functionsfandgwe have∫ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂ξ = (∫ x, Π i, f i (x i) ∂μ) * (∫ y, Π j, g j (y j) ∂ν).ext_of_integral_mul_boundedContinuousFunction: A finite measureμoverX × Yis determined by the values∫ p, f p.1 * g p.2 ∂μ, forf : X → ℝandg : Y → ℝany bounded continuous functions.eq_prod_of_integral_mul_boundedContinuousFunction: The product of two finite measuresμandνis the only finite measureξsuch that for all real bounded continuous functionsfandgwe have∫ z, f z.1 * g z.2 ∂ξ = ∫ x, f x ∂μ * ∫ y, g y ∂ν.
Tags #
bounded continuous function, product measure
A finite measure μ over (Π i, X i) × (Π j, Y j) is determined by the values
∫⁻ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂μ, for f : (i : ι) → X i → ℝ≥0
and g : (j : κ) → Y j → ℝ≥0 any families of bounded continuous functions.
A finite measure μ over (Π i, X i) × (Π j, Y j) is determined by the values
∫ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂μ, for f : (i : ι) → X i → ℝ
and g : (j : κ) → Y j → ℝ any families of bounded continuous functions.
The product of two finite measures μ and ν is the only finite measure ξ such that
for all families of real bounded continuous functions f and g we have
∫ p, (Π i, f i (p.1 i)) * (Π j, g j (p.2 j)) ∂ξ = (∫ x, Π i, f i (x i) ∂μ) * (∫ y, Π j, g j (y j) ∂ν).
A finite measure μ over X × Y is determined by the values ∫ p, f p.1 * g p.2 ∂μ,
for f : X → ℝ and g : Y → ℝ any bounded continuous functions.
The product of two finite measures μ and ν is the only finite measure ξ such that
for all real bounded continuous functions f and g we have
∫ z, f z.1 * g z.2 ∂ξ = ∫ x, f x ∂μ * ∫ y, g y ∂ν.