Extended Real Integral #
This file defines integration for functions taking values in EReal (the extended reals).
Main definitions #
eintegral: The integral of anEReal-valued function, defined as the difference between the lower Lebesgue integrals of the positive and negative parts.EIntegrable: A condition ensuring the integral is well-defined (avoiding⊤ - ⊤).- instances for positive and negative parts of an
EReal-valued function.
Main statements #
eintegral_add: The integral of a sum is the sum of integrals (under suitable integrability conditions to avoid indeterminate forms).eintegral_sub: The integral of a difference is the difference of integrals (under suitable integrability conditions).eintegral_prod: Fubini's theorem for extended real-valued functions on product measures, allowing interchange of integration order.limsup_eintegral_le: A Fatou-type lemma for the extended integral, relating the limsup of integrals to the integral of the limsup.eintegral_liminf_le: A Fatou-type lemma for the extended integral, relating the liminf of integrals to the integral of the liminf.
Notation #
∫ᵉ x, f x ∂μ: The extended integral offwith respect to measureμ.f⁺andf⁻: Positive and negative parts of a function.
The integral of an EReal-valued function with respect to a measure μ, defined as the
difference of two lower Lebesgue integrals.
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The integral of an EReal-valued function with respect to a measure μ, defined as the
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The integral of an EReal-valued function with respect to a measure μ, defined as the
difference of two lower Lebesgue integrals.
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The integral of an EReal-valued function with respect to a measure μ, defined as the
difference of two lower Lebesgue integrals.
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The integral of an EReal-valued function with respect to a measure μ, defined as the
difference of two lower Lebesgue integrals.
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Condition for a function to have a well-defined extended integral,
avoiding the ⊤ - ⊤ bad case in the definition.
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The extended integral is strictly monotone with respect to almost-everywhere strict inequality.
The extended integral decomposes as the difference between the integrals of the positive and negative parts of the function.
For Integrable real-valued functions, the extended integral coincides with the
standard Bochner integral.
If the extended integral is finite, then it equals the integral of the real part.
The integral of a sum is the sum of integrals (requires compatibility conditions to
avoid ⊤ - ⊤).
The integral of a difference is the difference of integrals (requires compatibility
conditions to avoid ⊤ - ⊤).
The extended integral of the difference of two ENNReal-valued functions (coerced to EReal) is the difference of their Lebesgue integrals, provided at least one of the integrals is finite.
Fubini's theorem for extended reals: the integral over the product equals the iterated integral.
Fatou's lemma on limsup for the extended integral.
Fatou's lemma on liminf for the extended integral.