lpspace2.miz
begin
reserve X for non
empty
set,
x for
Element of X,
S for
SigmaField of X,
M for
sigma_Measure of S,
f,g,f1,g1 for
PartFunc of X,
REAL ,
l,m,n,n1,n2 for
Nat,
a,b,c for
Real;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:1
Th1: for m,n be
positive
Real st ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 holds m
> 1
proof
let m,n be
positive
Real;
assume ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1;
then
A1: (1
/ n)
= (1
- (1
/ m));
assume m
<= 1;
then 1
<= (1
/ m) by
XREAL_1: 181;
hence contradiction by
A1,
XREAL_1: 47;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:2
Th2: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, A be
Element of S, f be
PartFunc of X,
ExtREAL st A
= (
dom f) & f is A
-measurable & f is
nonnegative holds (
Integral (M,f))
in
REAL iff f
is_integrable_on M
proof
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, A be
Element of S, f be
PartFunc of X,
ExtREAL ;
assume
A1: A
= (
dom f) & f is A
-measurable & f is
nonnegative;
A2:
now
assume f
is_integrable_on M;
then
-infty
< (
Integral (M,f)) & (
Integral (M,f))
<
+infty by
MESFUNC5: 96;
hence (
Integral (M,f))
in
REAL by
XXREAL_0: 14;
end;
now
assume
A3: (
Integral (M,f))
in
REAL ;
A4: (
dom (
max- f))
= A & (
max- f) is A
-measurable by
A1,
MESFUNC2: 26,
MESFUNC2:def 3;
A5: (
dom (
max+ f))
= A & (
max+ f) is A
-measurable by
A1,
MESFUNC2: 25,
MESFUNC2:def 2;
for x be
Element of X holds
0
<= ((
max+ f)
. x) by
MESFUNC2: 12;
then (
max+ f) is
nonnegative by
SUPINF_2: 39;
then
A6: (
Integral (M,(
max+ f)))
= (
integral+ (M,(
max+ f))) by
A5,
MESFUNC5: 88;
A7: for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom f) holds ((
max+ f)
. x)
= (f
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
A8: (f
. x)
>=
0 by
A1,
SUPINF_2: 39;
assume x
in (
dom f);
then ((
max+ f)
. x)
= (
max ((f
. x),
0 )) by
A1,
A5,
MESFUNC2:def 2;
hence thesis by
A8,
XXREAL_0:def 10;
end;
then (
max+ f)
= f by
A1,
A5,
PARTFUN1: 5;
then
A9: (
Integral (M,(
max+ f)))
<
+infty by
A3,
XXREAL_0: 9;
for x be
Element of X holds
0
<= ((
max- f)
. x) by
MESFUNC2: 13;
then (
max- f) is
nonnegative by
SUPINF_2: 39;
then
A10: (
Integral (M,(
max- f)))
= (
integral+ (M,(
max- f))) by
A4,
MESFUNC5: 88;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom (
max- f)) holds
0
= ((
max- f)
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in (
dom (
max- f));
((
max+ f)
. x)
= (f
. x) by
A1,
A5,
A7,
PARTFUN1: 5;
hence
0
= ((
max- f)
. x) by
MESFUNC2: 19;
end;
then (
Integral (M,(
max- f)))
=
0 by
A4,
LPSPACE1: 22;
hence f
is_integrable_on M by
A1,
A6,
A9,
A10;
end;
hence thesis by
A2;
end;
definition
let r be
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def1
attr r is
geq_than_1 means
:
Def1: 1
<= r;
end
registration
cluster
geq_than_1 ->
positive for
Real;
coherence ;
end
reconsider jj = 1 as
Real;
registration
cluster
geq_than_1 for
Real;
existence by
Def1;
end
registration
cluster
geq_than_1 for
Real;
existence by
Def1;
end
reserve k for
positive
Real;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:3
Th3: for a,b,p be
Real st
0
< p &
0
<= a & a
< b holds (a
to_power p)
< (b
to_power p)
proof
let a,b,p be
Real;
assume
A1:
0
< p &
0
<= a & a
< b;
now
assume a
=
0 ;
then (a
to_power p)
=
0 by
A1,
POWER:def 2;
hence (a
to_power p)
< (b
to_power p) by
A1,
POWER: 34;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
POWER: 37;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:4
Th4: a
>=
0 & b
>
0 implies (a
to_power b)
>=
0
proof
assume
A1: a
>=
0 ;
assume b
>
0 ;
then a
=
0 implies (a
to_power b)
>=
0 by
POWER:def 2;
hence thesis by
A1,
POWER: 34;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:5
Th5: a
>=
0 & b
>=
0 & c
>
0 implies ((a
* b)
to_power c)
= ((a
to_power c)
* (b
to_power c))
proof
assume that
A1: a
>=
0 & b
>=
0 and
A2: c
>
0 ;
now
assume
A3: a
=
0 or b
=
0 ;
then ((a
* b)
to_power c)
=
0 by
A2,
POWER:def 2;
hence ((a
* b)
to_power c)
= ((a
to_power c)
* (b
to_power c)) by
A3;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
POWER: 30;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:6
Th6: for a,b be
Real, f st f is
nonnegative & a
>
0 & b
>
0 holds ((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
= (f
to_power (a
* b))
proof
let a,b be
Real;
let f;
assume
A1: f is
nonnegative & a
>
0 & b
>
0 ;
A2: (
dom (f
to_power a))
= (
dom f) & (
dom ((f
to_power a)
to_power b))
= (
dom (f
to_power a)) & (
dom (f
to_power (a
* b)))
= (
dom f) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom ((f
to_power a)
to_power b)) holds (((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
. x)
= ((f
to_power (a
* b))
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A3: x
in (
dom ((f
to_power a)
to_power b));
then
A4: (((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
. x)
= (((f
to_power a)
. x)
to_power b) by
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= (((f
. x)
to_power a)
to_power b) by
A2,
A3,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
A5: ((f
to_power (a
* b))
. x)
= ((f
. x)
to_power (a
* b)) by
A2,
A3,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A6: (f
. x)
>
0 implies (((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
. x)
= ((f
to_power (a
* b))
. x) by
A4,
POWER: 33;
now
assume
A7: (f
. x)
=
0 ;
then (((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
. x)
= (
0
to_power b) by
A1,
A4,
POWER:def 2;
then (((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
. x)
=
0 by
A1,
POWER:def 2;
hence (((f
to_power a)
to_power b)
. x)
= ((f
to_power (a
* b))
. x) by
A1,
A7,
A5,
POWER:def 2;
end;
hence thesis by
A6,
A1,
MESFUNC6: 51;
end;
hence thesis by
A2,
FUNCT_1: 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:7
Th7: for a,b be
Real, f st f is
nonnegative & a
>
0 & b
>
0 holds ((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))
= (f
to_power (a
+ b))
proof
let a,b be
Real;
let f;
assume
A1: f is
nonnegative & a
>
0 & b
>
0 ;
A2: (
dom (f
to_power a))
= (
dom f) & (
dom (f
to_power b))
= (
dom f) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
A3: (
dom ((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b)))
= ((
dom (f
to_power a))
/\ (
dom (f
to_power b))) by
VALUED_1:def 4;
then
A4: (
dom ((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b)))
= (
dom (f
to_power (a
+ b))) by
A2,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom ((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))) holds (((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))
. x)
= ((f
to_power (a
+ b))
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A5: x
in (
dom ((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b)));
then ((f
to_power a)
. x)
= ((f
. x)
to_power a) & ((f
to_power b)
. x)
= ((f
. x)
to_power b) by
A2,
A3,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A6: (((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))
. x)
= (((f
. x)
to_power a)
* ((f
. x)
to_power b)) by
A5,
VALUED_1:def 4;
A7: ((f
to_power (a
+ b))
. x)
= ((f
. x)
to_power (a
+ b)) by
A4,
A5,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A8: (f
. x)
>
0 implies (((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))
. x)
= ((f
to_power (a
+ b))
. x) by
A6,
POWER: 27;
now
assume
A9: (f
. x)
=
0 ;
then (((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))
. x)
= (
0
* (
0
to_power b)) by
A1,
A6,
POWER:def 2;
hence (((f
to_power a)
(#) (f
to_power b))
. x)
= ((f
to_power (a
+ b))
. x) by
A7,
A1,
A9,
POWER:def 2;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
A8,
MESFUNC6: 51;
end;
hence thesis by
A4,
FUNCT_1: 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:8
Th8: (f
to_power 1)
= f
proof
A1: (
dom (f
to_power 1))
= (
dom f) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom (f
to_power 1)) holds ((f
to_power 1)
. x)
= (f
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
dom (f
to_power 1));
then ((f
to_power 1)
. x)
= ((f
. x)
to_power 1) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
hence thesis by
POWER: 25;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
FUNCT_1: 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:9
Th9: for seq1,seq2 be
Real_Sequence, k be
positive
Real st for n be
Nat holds (seq1
. n)
= ((seq2
. n)
to_power k) & (seq2
. n)
>=
0 holds (seq1 is
convergent iff seq2 is
convergent)
proof
let seq1,seq2 be
Real_Sequence, k be
positive
Real;
assume
A1: for n be
Nat holds (seq1
. n)
= ((seq2
. n)
to_power k) & (seq2
. n)
>=
0 ;
A2: for n holds (seq1
. n)
>=
0
proof
let n;
((seq2
. n)
to_power k)
>=
0 by
A1,
Th4;
hence thesis by
A1;
end;
thus seq1 is
convergent implies seq2 is
convergent
proof
assume
A3: seq1 is
convergent;
for n be
Nat holds (seq2
. n)
= ((seq1
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
proof
let n be
Nat;
((seq1
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
= (((seq2
. n)
to_power k)
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A1
.= ((seq2
. n)
to_power (k
* (1
/ k))) by
A1,
HOLDER_1: 2
.= ((seq2
. n)
to_power 1) by
XCMPLX_1: 106;
hence thesis by
POWER: 25;
end;
hence thesis by
A2,
A3,
HOLDER_1: 10;
end;
assume seq2 is
convergent;
hence thesis by
A1,
HOLDER_1: 10;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:10
Th10: for seq be
Real_Sequence, n,m be
Nat st m
<= n holds
|.(((
Partial_Sums seq)
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums seq)
. m)).|
<= (((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. m)) &
|.(((
Partial_Sums seq)
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums seq)
. m)).|
<= ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. n)
proof
let seq be
Real_Sequence;
let n,m be
Nat;
assume
A1: m
<= n;
A2: for n holds ((
abs seq)
. n)
>=
0
proof
let n;
|.(seq
. n).|
= ((
abs seq)
. n) by
SEQ_1: 12;
hence thesis by
COMPLEX1: 46;
end;
then
A3:
|.(((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. m)).|
= (((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. m)) by
A1,
COMSEQ_3: 9;
((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. m)
>=
0 by
A2,
SERIES_3: 34;
then
|.(((
Partial_Sums seq)
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums seq)
. m)).|
<= ((((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. m))
+ ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. m)) by
A3,
A1,
SERIES_1: 34,
XREAL_1: 38;
hence thesis by
A3,
A1,
SERIES_1: 34;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:11
Th11: for seq,seq2 be
Real_Sequence, k be
positive
Real st seq is
convergent & for n be
Nat holds (seq2
. n)
= (
|.((
lim seq)
- (seq
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) holds seq2 is
convergent & (
lim seq2)
=
0
proof
let seq,seq2 be
Real_Sequence, k be
positive
Real;
set r = (
lim seq);
assume
A1: seq is
convergent & for n be
Nat holds (seq2
. n)
= (
|.(r
- (seq
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k);
deffunc
U(
Nat) =
|.(r
- (seq
. $1)) qua
Complex.|;
consider seq1 be
Real_Sequence such that
A2: for n holds (seq1
. n)
=
U(n) from
SEQ_1:sch 1;
deffunc
U(
Nat) = r;
consider seq0 be
Real_Sequence such that
A3: for n holds (seq0
. n)
=
U(n) from
SEQ_1:sch 1;
reconsider r as
Element of
REAL by
XREAL_0:def 1;
for n be
Nat holds (seq0
. n)
= r by
A3;
then
A4: seq0 is
constant by
VALUED_0:def 18;
then
A5: (seq0
- seq) is
convergent by
A1;
A6: (
dom seq0)
=
NAT & (
dom seq)
=
NAT & (
dom (seq0
- seq))
=
NAT & (
dom seq1)
=
NAT by
FUNCT_2:def 1;
A7: (
dom (
abs (seq0
- seq)))
= (
dom (seq0
- seq)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
for n be
Element of
NAT holds ((
abs (seq0
- seq))
. n)
= (seq1
. n)
proof
let n be
Element of
NAT ;
(seq1
. n)
=
|.(r
- (seq
. n)).| by
A2;
then (seq1
. n)
=
|.((seq0
. n)
- (seq
. n)).| by
A3;
then (seq1
. n)
=
|.((seq0
- seq)
. n).| by
A6,
VALUED_1: 13;
hence thesis by
A6,
A7,
VALUED_1:def 11;
end;
then
A8: (
abs (seq0
- seq))
= seq1 by
FUNCT_2: 63;
then
A9: seq1 is
convergent by
A5;
(
lim (seq0
- seq))
= ((seq0
.
0 )
- (
lim seq)) by
A4,
A1,
SEQ_4: 42;
then (
lim (seq0
- seq))
= (r
- (
lim seq)) by
A3;
then
A10: (
lim seq1)
=
0 by
A5,
A8,
COMPLEX1: 44,
SEQ_4: 14;
for n holds (seq2
. n)
= ((seq1
. n)
to_power k) & (seq1
. n)
>=
0
proof
let n;
|.(r
- (seq
. n)).|
= (seq1
. n) by
A2;
hence thesis by
A1,
COMPLEX1: 46;
end;
then seq2 is
convergent & (
lim seq2)
= ((
lim seq1)
to_power k) by
A9,
HOLDER_1: 10;
hence thesis by
A10,
POWER:def 2;
end;
Lm1: for seq be
Real_Sequence, n be
Nat holds
|.((
Partial_Sums seq)
. n) qua
Complex.|
<= ((
Partial_Sums (
abs seq))
. n) by
NAGATA_2: 13;
begin
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:12
Th12: for k be
positive
Real, X be non
empty
set holds ((X
-->
0 )
to_power k)
= (X
-->
0 )
proof
let k be
positive
Real, X be non
empty
set;
A1: (
dom ((X
-->
0 )
to_power k))
= (
dom (X
-->
0 )) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
now
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in (
dom ((X
-->
0 )
to_power k));
then (((X
-->
0 )
to_power k)
. x)
= (((X
-->
0 )
. x)
to_power k) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then (((X
-->
0 )
to_power k)
. x)
= (
0
to_power k) by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
then (((X
-->
0 )
to_power k)
. x)
=
0 by
POWER:def 2;
hence (((X
-->
0 )
to_power k)
. x)
= ((X
-->
0 )
. x) by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
PARTFUN1: 5;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:13
Th13: for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL , D be
set holds (
abs (f
| D))
= ((
abs f)
| D)
proof
let f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
let D be
set;
A1: (
dom (
abs (f
| D)))
= (
dom (f
| D)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then (
dom (
abs (f
| D)))
= ((
dom f)
/\ D) by
RELAT_1: 61;
then (
dom (
abs (f
| D)))
= ((
dom (
abs f))
/\ D) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
A2: (
dom (
abs (f
| D)))
= (
dom ((
abs f)
| D)) by
RELAT_1: 61;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom (
abs (f
| D))) holds ((
abs (f
| D))
. x)
= (((
abs f)
| D)
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A3: x
in (
dom (
abs (f
| D)));
then x
in (
dom f) by
A1,
RELAT_1: 57;
then
A4: x
in (
dom (
abs f)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
((
abs (f
| D))
. x)
=
|.((f
| D)
. x).| by
A3,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then ((
abs (f
| D))
. x)
=
|.(f
. x).| by
A3,
A1,
FUNCT_1: 47;
then ((
abs (f
| D))
. x)
= ((
abs f)
. x) by
A4,
VALUED_1:def 11;
hence ((
abs (f
| D))
. x)
= (((
abs f)
| D)
. x) by
A3,
A2,
FUNCT_1: 47;
end;
hence thesis by
A2,
PARTFUN1: 5;
end;
registration
let X;
let f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
cluster (
abs f) ->
nonnegative;
coherence
proof
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
dom (
abs f));
then ((
abs f)
. x)
=
|.(f
. x).| by
VALUED_1:def 11;
hence
0
<= ((
abs f)
. x) by
COMPLEX1: 46;
end;
hence thesis by
MESFUNC6: 52;
end;
end
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:14
Th14: for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f is
nonnegative holds (
abs f)
= f
proof
let f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
A1: (
dom f)
= (
dom (
abs f)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
assume
A2: f is
nonnegative;
now
let x be
Element of X;
A3: (f
. x)
>=
0 by
A2,
MESFUNC6: 51;
assume x
in (
dom f);
then x
in (
dom (
abs f)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then ((
abs f)
. x)
=
|.(f
. x).| by
VALUED_1:def 11;
hence ((
abs f)
. x)
= (f
. x) by
A3,
ABSVALUE:def 1;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
PARTFUN1: 5;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:15
Th15: (X
= (
dom f) & for x st x
in (
dom f) holds
0
= (f
. x)) implies f
is_integrable_on M & (
Integral (M,f))
=
0
proof
assume
A1: X
= (
dom f) & for x st x
in (
dom f) holds
0
= (f
. x);
X is
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 7;
then (
R_EAL f)
is_integrable_on M & (
Integral (M,(
R_EAL f)))
=
0 by
A1,
LPSPACE1: 22;
hence thesis;
end;
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def2
func
Lp_Functions (M,k) -> non
empty
Subset of (
RLSp_PFunct X) equals { f where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : ex Ef be
Element of S st (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= Ef & f is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M };
correctness
proof
set V = { f where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : ex Ef be
Element of S st (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= Ef & f is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M };
A1: V
c= (
PFuncs (X,
REAL ))
proof
let x be
object;
assume x
in V;
then ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st x
= f & ex Ef be
Element of S st (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= Ef & f is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
hence x
in (
PFuncs (X,
REAL )) by
PARTFUN1: 45;
end;
reconsider g = (X
--> (
In (
0 ,
REAL ))) as
Function of X,
REAL by
FUNCOP_1: 46;
reconsider Ef = X as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
set h = ((
abs g)
to_power k);
A2: (
dom g)
= X by
FUNCOP_1: 13;
for x be
set st x
in (
dom g) holds (g
. x)
=
0 by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
then
A3: g is Ef
-measurable by
A2,
LPSPACE1: 52;
(Ef
` )
=
{} by
XBOOLE_1: 37;
then
A4: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 by
VALUED_0:def 19;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom (X
-->
0 )) holds
0
<= ((X
-->
0 )
. x);
then (
abs g)
= (X
-->
0 ) by
Th14,
MESFUNC6: 52;
then
A5: h
= g by
Th12;
then for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom h) holds (h
. x)
=
0 by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
then h
is_integrable_on M by
Th15,
A5,
A2;
then g
in V by
A3,
A4,
A2;
hence thesis by
A1;
end;
end
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:16
Th16: for a,b,k be
Real st k
>
0 holds (
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
+
|.b qua
Complex.|)
to_power k) & ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
+
|.b qua
Complex.|)
to_power k)
<= ((2
* (
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|)))
to_power k) & (
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((2
* (
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|)))
to_power k)
proof
let a,b,k be
Real;
assume
A1: k
>
0 ;
A2:
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.|
<= (
|.a qua
Complex.|
+
|.b qua
Complex.|) by
ABSVALUE: 9;
|.a.|
<= (
max (
|.a.|,
|.b.|)) &
|.b.|
<= (
max (
|.a.|,
|.b.|)) by
XXREAL_0: 25;
then
A3: (
|.a qua
Complex.|
+
|.b qua
Complex.|)
<= ((
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|))
+ (
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|))) by
XREAL_1: 7;
then
A4:
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.|
<= (2
* (
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|))) by
A2,
XXREAL_0: 2;
0
<=
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
hence thesis by
A1,
A2,
A3,
A4,
HOLDER_1: 3;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:17
Th17: for a,b,k be
Real st a
>=
0 & b
>=
0 & k
>
0 holds ((
max (a,b))
to_power k)
<= ((a
to_power k)
+ (b
to_power k))
proof
let a,b,k be
Real;
assume
A1: a
>=
0 & b
>=
0 & k
>
0 ;
per cases ;
suppose a
<>
0 & b
<>
0 ;
then
A2: (a
to_power k)
>=
0 & (b
to_power k)
>=
0 by
A1,
POWER: 34;
(
max (a,b))
= a or (
max (a,b))
= b by
XXREAL_0:def 10;
hence ((
max (a,b))
to_power k)
<= ((a
to_power k)
+ (b
to_power k)) by
A2,
XREAL_1: 40;
end;
suppose
A3: a
=
0 ;
then (a
to_power k)
=
0 by
A1,
POWER:def 2;
hence ((
max (a,b))
to_power k)
<= ((a
to_power k)
+ (b
to_power k)) by
A1,
A3,
XXREAL_0:def 10;
end;
suppose
A4: b
=
0 ;
then (b
to_power k)
=
0 by
A1,
POWER:def 2;
hence ((
max (a,b))
to_power k)
<= ((a
to_power k)
+ (b
to_power k)) by
A1,
A4,
XXREAL_0:def 10;
end;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:18
Th18: for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL , a,b be
Real st b
>
0 holds ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b))
= ((
abs (a
(#) f))
to_power b)
proof
let f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
let a,b be
Real;
assume
A1: b
>
0 ;
A2: (
dom ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b)))
= (
dom ((
abs f)
to_power b)) & (
dom (a
(#) f))
= (
dom f) by
VALUED_1:def 5;
A3: (
dom ((
abs f)
to_power b))
= (
dom (
abs f)) & (
dom (
abs (a
(#) f)))
= (
dom ((
abs (a
(#) f))
to_power b)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
A4: (
dom (
abs f))
= (
dom f) & (
dom (
abs (a
(#) f)))
= (
dom (a
(#) f)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b))) holds (((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b))
. x)
= (((
abs (a
(#) f))
to_power b)
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A5: x
in (
dom ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b)));
A6:
|.(f
. x).|
>=
0 &
|.a.|
>=
0 by
COMPLEX1: 46;
(((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b))
. x)
= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
* (((
abs f)
to_power b)
. x)) by
A5,
VALUED_1:def 5
.= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
* (((
abs f)
. x)
to_power b)) by
A2,
A5,
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power b)
* (
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power b)) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
*
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|)
to_power b) by
A1,
A6,
Th5
.= (
|.(a
* (f
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power b) by
COMPLEX1: 65
.= (
|.((a
(#) f)
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power b) by
VALUED_1: 6
.= (((
abs (a
(#) f))
. x)
to_power b) by
VALUED_1: 18;
hence thesis by
A2,
A3,
A4,
A5,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
end;
hence thesis by
A2,
A3,
A4,
PARTFUN1: 5;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:19
Th19: for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL , a,b be
Real st a
>
0 & b
>
0 holds ((a
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b))
= ((a
(#) (
abs f))
to_power b)
proof
let f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
let a,b be
Real;
assume
A1: a
>
0 & b
>
0 ;
then
A2:
|.a.|
= a by
COMPLEX1: 43;
then ((a
to_power b)
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power b))
= ((
abs (a
(#) f))
to_power b) by
A1,
Th18;
hence thesis by
A2,
RFUNCT_1: 25;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:20
Th20: for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL , k be
Real, E be
set holds ((f
| E)
to_power k)
= ((f
to_power k)
| E)
proof
let f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
let k be
Real;
let E be
set;
A1: (
dom ((f
| E)
to_power k))
= (
dom (f
| E)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then (
dom ((f
| E)
to_power k))
= ((
dom f)
/\ E) by
RELAT_1: 61;
then
A2: (
dom ((f
| E)
to_power k))
= ((
dom (f
to_power k))
/\ E) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A3: (
dom ((f
| E)
to_power k))
= (
dom ((f
to_power k)
| E)) by
RELAT_1: 61;
now
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A4: x
in (
dom ((f
| E)
to_power k));
then (((f
| E)
to_power k)
. x)
= (((f
| E)
. x)
to_power k) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A5: (((f
| E)
to_power k)
. x)
= ((f
. x)
to_power k) by
A1,
A4,
FUNCT_1: 47;
x
in (
dom (f
to_power k)) by
A2,
A4,
XBOOLE_0:def 4;
then (((f
| E)
to_power k)
. x)
= ((f
to_power k)
. x) by
A5,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
hence (((f
| E)
to_power k)
. x)
= (((f
to_power k)
| E)
. x) by
A4,
A3,
FUNCT_1: 47;
end;
hence thesis by
A3,
PARTFUN1: 5;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:21
Th21: for a,b,k be
Real st k
>
0 holds (
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((2
to_power k)
* ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
+ (
|.b qua
Complex.|
to_power k)))
proof
let a,b,k be
Real;
assume
A1: k
>
0 ;
then
A2: (
|.(a
+ b) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((2
* (
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|)))
to_power k) by
Th16;
A3:
|.a.|
>=
0 &
|.b.|
>=
0 by
COMPLEX1: 46;
then
A4: ((
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|))
to_power k)
<= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
+ (
|.b qua
Complex.|
to_power k)) by
A1,
Th17;
(
max (
|.a.|,
|.b.|))
=
|.a.| or (
max (
|.a.|,
|.b.|))
=
|.b.| by
XXREAL_0: 16;
then
A5: ((2
* (
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|)))
to_power k)
= ((2
to_power k)
* ((
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|))
to_power k)) by
A1,
A3,
Th5;
(2
to_power k)
>
0 by
POWER: 34;
then ((2
to_power k)
* ((
max (
|.a qua
Complex.|,
|.b qua
Complex.|))
to_power k))
<= ((2
to_power k)
* ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
+ (
|.b qua
Complex.|
to_power k))) by
A4,
XREAL_1: 64;
hence thesis by
A2,
A5,
XXREAL_0: 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:22
Th22: for k be
positive
Real, f,g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) holds ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M & ((
abs g)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M & (((
abs f)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g)
to_power k))
is_integrable_on M
proof
let k be
positive
Real;
let f,g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
assume
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then
A2: ex f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f1 & ex Ev be
Element of S st (M
. (Ev
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ev & f1 is Ev
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
ex g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= g1 & ex Eu be
Element of S st (M
. (Eu
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= Eu & g1 is Eu
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
hence thesis by
A2,
MESFUNC6: 100;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:23
Th23: (X
-->
0 ) is
PartFunc of X,
REAL & (X
-->
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
reconsider g = (X
--> (
In (
0 ,
REAL ))) as
Function of X,
REAL by
FUNCOP_1: 46;
reconsider ND = X as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
(ND
` )
=
{} by
XBOOLE_1: 37;
then
A1: (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 by
VALUED_0:def 19;
A2: (
dom g)
= X by
FUNCT_2:def 1;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom g) holds (g
. x)
=
0 by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
then
A3: g
is_integrable_on M by
A2,
Th15;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom g) holds
0
<= (g
. x);
then (
abs g)
= g by
Th14,
MESFUNC6: 52;
then
A4: ((
abs g)
to_power k)
= g by
Th12;
for x be
set st x
in (
dom g) holds (g
. x)
=
0 by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
then g is ND
-measurable by
A2,
LPSPACE1: 52;
hence thesis by
A1,
A2,
A3,
A4;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:24
Th24: for k be
Real st k
>
0 holds for f,g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL holds for x be
Element of X st x
in ((
dom f)
/\ (
dom g)) holds (((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power k)
. x)
<= (((2
to_power k)
(#) (((
abs f)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g)
to_power k)))
. x)
proof
let k be
Real;
assume
A1: k
>
0 ;
let f,g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A2: x
in ((
dom f)
/\ (
dom g));
A3: (
dom (f
+ g))
= ((
dom f)
/\ (
dom g)) by
VALUED_1:def 1;
then (
dom (
abs (f
+ g)))
= ((
dom f)
/\ (
dom g)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then x
in (
dom ((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power k)) by
A2,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A4: (((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power k)
. x)
= (((
abs (f
+ g))
. x)
to_power k) by
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= (
|.((f
+ g)
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= (
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A3,
A2,
VALUED_1:def 1;
(
dom (
abs f))
= (
dom f) & (
dom (
abs g))
= (
dom g) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then x
in (
dom (
abs f)) & x
in (
dom (
abs g)) by
A2,
XBOOLE_0:def 4;
then
A5: x
in (
dom ((
abs f)
to_power k)) & x
in (
dom ((
abs g)
to_power k)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
(
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
= (((
abs f)
. x)
to_power k) & (
|.(g
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
= (((
abs g)
. x)
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18;
then
A6: (
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
= (((
abs f)
to_power k)
. x) & (
|.(g
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
= (((
abs g)
to_power k)
. x) by
A5,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
(
dom (((
abs f)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g)
to_power k)))
= ((
dom ((
abs f)
to_power k))
/\ (
dom ((
abs g)
to_power k))) by
VALUED_1:def 1;
then x
in (
dom (((
abs f)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g)
to_power k))) by
A5,
XBOOLE_0:def 4;
then ((2
to_power k)
* ((
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
+ (
|.(g
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)))
= ((2
to_power k)
* ((((
abs f)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g)
to_power k))
. x)) by
A6,
VALUED_1:def 1
.= (((2
to_power k)
(#) (((
abs f)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g)
to_power k)))
. x) by
VALUED_1: 6;
hence thesis by
A1,
A4,
Th21;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:25
Th25: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies (f
+ g)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
set W = (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
assume
A1: f
in W & g
in W;
then
consider f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: f1
= f & ex Ef1 be
Element of S st (M
. (Ef1
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ef1 & f1 is Ef1
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
consider Ef be
Element of S such that
A3: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ef & f1 is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A2;
consider g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A4: g1
= g & ex Eg1 be
Element of S st (M
. (Eg1
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= Eg1 & g1 is Eg1
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
consider Eg be
Element of S such that
A5: (M
. (Eg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= Eg & g1 is Eg
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A4;
A6: (
dom (f1
+ g1))
= (Ef
/\ Eg) by
A3,
A5,
VALUED_1:def 1;
set Efg = (Ef
/\ Eg);
set s = ((
abs (f1
+ g1))
to_power k);
set t = ((2
to_power k)
(#) (((
abs f1)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g1)
to_power k)));
A7: (Efg
` )
= ((X
\ Ef)
\/ (X
\ Eg)) by
XBOOLE_1: 54;
(Ef
` ) is
Element of S & (Eg
` ) is
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
then (Ef
` ) is
measure_zero of M & (Eg
` ) is
measure_zero of M by
A3,
A5,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then ((Ef
` )
\/ (Eg
` )) is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A8: (M
. (Efg
` ))
=
0 by
A7,
MEASURE1:def 7;
f1 is Efg
-measurable & g1 is Efg
-measurable by
A3,
A5,
MESFUNC6: 16,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then
A9: (f1
+ g1) is Efg
-measurable by
MESFUNC6: 26;
then
A10: (
abs (f1
+ g1)) is Efg
-measurable by
A6,
MESFUNC6: 48;
(((
abs f1)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g1)
to_power k))
is_integrable_on M by
A1,
A2,
A4,
Th22;
then
A11: t
is_integrable_on M by
MESFUNC6: 102;
A12: (
dom (
abs f1))
= (
dom f1) & (
dom (
abs g1))
= (
dom g1) & (
dom (
abs (f1
+ g1)))
= (
dom (f1
+ g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
A13: s is Efg
-measurable by
A6,
A10,
MESFUN6C: 29;
A14: (
abs s)
= ((
abs (f1
+ g1))
to_power k) by
Th14;
A15: (
dom s)
= Efg by
A6,
A12,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
A16: (
dom t)
= (
dom (((
abs f1)
to_power k)
+ ((
abs g1)
to_power k))) by
VALUED_1:def 5
.= ((
dom ((
abs f1)
to_power k))
/\ (
dom ((
abs g1)
to_power k))) by
VALUED_1:def 1
.= ((
dom (
abs f1))
/\ (
dom ((
abs g1)
to_power k))) by
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= ((
dom (
abs f1))
/\ (
dom (
abs g1))) by
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= (
dom (f1
+ g1)) by
A12,
VALUED_1:def 1
.= (
dom s) by
A12,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
now
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in (
dom s);
then ((
abs s)
. x)
<= (t
. x) by
A14,
Th24,
A3,
A5,
A15;
hence
|.(s
. x) qua
Complex.|
<= (t
. x) by
VALUED_1: 18;
end;
then s
is_integrable_on M by
A13,
A15,
A16,
A11,
MESFUNC6: 96;
hence thesis by
A2,
A4,
A8,
A6,
A9;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:26
Th26: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies (a
(#) f)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
assume f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then
consider f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A1: f1
= f & ex Ef1 be
Element of S st (M
. (Ef1
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ef1 & f1 is Ef1
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
consider Ef be
Element of S such that
A2: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ef & f1 is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
A3: (
dom (a
(#) f1))
= Ef & (a
(#) f1) is Ef
-measurable by
A2,
MESFUNC6: 21,
VALUED_1:def 5;
((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
(#) ((
abs f1)
to_power k))
is_integrable_on M by
A1,
MESFUNC6: 102;
then ((
abs (a
(#) f1))
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
Th18;
hence thesis by
A1,
A2,
A3;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:27
Th27: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies (f
- g)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
assume
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then ((
- 1)
(#) g)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th26;
hence thesis by
Th25,
A1;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:28
Th28: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies (
abs f)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
set W = (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
assume f
in W;
then
consider f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A1: f1
= f & ex Ef1 be
Element of S st (M
. (Ef1
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ef1 & f1 is Ef1
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
consider Ef be
Element of S such that
A2: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= Ef & f1 is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
(
dom (
abs f1))
= Ef by
A2,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
Z1: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & (
dom (
abs f1))
= Ef & (
abs f1) is Ef
-measurable & ((
abs (
abs f1))
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A2,
MESFUNC6: 48;
thus thesis by
A1,
Z1;
end;
Lm2: (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) is
add-closed & (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) is
multi-closed
proof
set W = (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
now
let v,u be
Element of the
carrier of (
RLSp_PFunct X);
assume
A1: v
in W & u
in W;
then
consider v1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: v1
= v & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom v1)
= ND & v1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs v1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
consider u1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: u1
= u & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom u1)
= ND & u1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs u1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
reconsider h = (v
+ u) as
Element of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL ));
(
dom h)
= ((
dom v1)
/\ (
dom u1)) & for x be
object st x
in (
dom h) holds (h
. x)
= ((v1
. x)
+ (u1
. x)) by
A2,
A3,
LPSPACE1: 6;
then (v
+ u)
= (v1
+ u1) by
VALUED_1:def 1;
hence (v
+ u)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A1,
A2,
A3,
Th25;
end;
hence (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) is
add-closed by
IDEAL_1:def 1;
now
let a be
Real, u be
VECTOR of (
RLSp_PFunct X);
assume
A4: u
in W;
then
consider u1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: u1
= u & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom u1)
= ND & u1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs u1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
reconsider h = (a
* u) as
Element of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL ));
A6: (
dom h)
= (
dom u1) & for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom u1) holds (h
. x)
= (a
* (u1
. x)) by
A5,
LPSPACE1: 9;
then for x be
object st x
in (
dom h) holds (h
. x)
= (a
* (u1
. x));
then (a
* u)
= (a
(#) u1) by
A6,
VALUED_1:def 5;
hence (a
* u)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th26,
A4,
A5;
end;
hence (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) is
multi-closed;
end;
registration
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
cluster (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) ->
multi-closed
add-closed;
coherence by
Lm2;
end
Lm3:
RLSStruct (# (
Lp_Functions (M,k)), (
In ((
0. (
RLSp_PFunct X)),(
Lp_Functions (M,k)))), (
add| ((
Lp_Functions (M,k)),(
RLSp_PFunct X))), (
Mult_ (
Lp_Functions (M,k))) #) is
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital
proof
(
0. (
RLSp_PFunct X))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th23;
hence thesis by
LPSPACE1: 3;
end;
registration
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
cluster
RLSStruct (# (
Lp_Functions (M,k)), (
In ((
0. (
RLSp_PFunct X)),(
Lp_Functions (M,k)))), (
add| ((
Lp_Functions (M,k)),(
RLSp_PFunct X))), (
Mult_ (
Lp_Functions (M,k))) #) ->
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital;
coherence by
Lm3;
end
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def3
func
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k) ->
strict
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital non
empty
RLSStruct equals
RLSStruct (# (
Lp_Functions (M,k)), (
In ((
0. (
RLSp_PFunct X)),(
Lp_Functions (M,k)))), (
add| ((
Lp_Functions (M,k)),(
RLSp_PFunct X))), (
Mult_ (
Lp_Functions (M,k))) #);
coherence ;
end
begin
reserve v,u for
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k));
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:29
Th29: f
= v & g
= u implies (f
+ g)
= (v
+ u)
proof
reconsider v2 = v, u2 = u as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_PFunct X) by
TARSKI:def 3;
reconsider h = (v2
+ u2) as
Element of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL ));
reconsider v2, u2 as
Element of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL ));
assume
A1: f
= v & g
= u;
A2: (
dom h)
= ((
dom v2)
/\ (
dom u2)) & for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom h) holds (h
. x)
= ((v2
. x)
+ (u2
. x)) by
LPSPACE1: 6;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom h) holds (h
. x)
= ((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)) by
A1,
LPSPACE1: 6;
then h
= (f
+ g) by
A1,
A2,
VALUED_1:def 1;
hence thesis by
LPSPACE1: 4;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:30
Th30: f
= u implies (a
(#) f)
= (a
* u)
proof
reconsider u2 = u as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_PFunct X) by
TARSKI:def 3;
reconsider h = (a
* u2) as
Element of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL ));
assume
A1: f
= u;
then
A2: (
dom h)
= (
dom f) by
LPSPACE1: 9;
then for x be
object st x
in (
dom h) holds (h
. x)
= (a
* (f
. x)) by
A1,
LPSPACE1: 9;
then h
= (a
(#) f) by
A2,
VALUED_1:def 5;
hence thesis by
LPSPACE1: 5;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:31
Th31: f
= u implies (u
+ ((
- 1)
* u))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (
dom f)) & ex v,g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st v
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & v
= (u
+ ((
- 1)
* u)) & g
= (X
-->
0 ) & v
a.e.= (g,M)
proof
reconsider u2 = u as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_PFunct X) by
TARSKI:def 3;
assume
A1: f
= u;
((
- 1)
* u)
= ((
- 1)
* u2) by
LPSPACE1: 5;
then
A2: (u
+ ((
- 1)
* u))
= (u2
+ ((
- 1)
* u2)) by
LPSPACE1: 4;
hence (u
+ ((
- 1)
* u))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (
dom f)) by
A1,
LPSPACE1: 16;
(u
+ ((
- 1)
* u))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then
consider v be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: v
= (u
+ ((
- 1)
* u)) & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom v)
= ND & v is ND
-measurable & ((
abs v)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
u
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then ex uu1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st uu1
= u & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom uu1)
= ND & uu1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs uu1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
then
consider ND be
Element of S such that
A4: (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= ND & f is ND
-measurable & ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
set g = (X
-->
0 );
A5: (ND
` ) is
Element of S & ((ND
` )
` )
= ND by
MEASURE1: 34;
A6: g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th23;
(v
| ND)
= ((g
| ND)
| ND) by
A2,
A3,
A4,
A1,
LPSPACE1: 16;
then (v
| ND)
= (g
| ND) by
FUNCT_1: 51;
then v
a.e.= (g,M) by
A4,
A5;
hence thesis by
A3,
A6;
end;
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def4
func
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k) -> non
empty
Subset of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) equals { f where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) };
coherence
proof
A1:
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in { f where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) };
then ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st x
= f & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M);
hence x
in the
carrier of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k));
end;
A2: (X
-->
0 )
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
LPSPACE1: 28;
(X
-->
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th23;
then (X
-->
0 )
in { f where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) } by
A2;
hence thesis by
A1,
TARSKI:def 3;
end;
end
Lm4: (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)) is
add-closed & (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)) is
multi-closed
proof
set Z = (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k));
set V = (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k));
now
let v,u be
VECTOR of V;
assume
A1: v
in Z & u
in Z;
then
consider v1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: v1
= v & v1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & v1
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M);
consider u1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: u1
= u & u1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & u1
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A1;
A4: (v
+ u)
= (v1
+ u1) by
Th29,
A2,
A3;
((X
-->
0 )
+ (X
-->
0 ))
= (X
-->
0 ) by
LPSPACE1: 33;
then (v1
+ u1)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (v1
+ u1)
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A4,
A2,
A3,
LPSPACE1: 31;
hence (v
+ u)
in Z by
A4;
end;
hence Z is
add-closed by
IDEAL_1:def 1;
now
let a be
Real, u be
VECTOR of V;
assume u
in Z;
then
consider u1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: u1
= u & u1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & u1
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M);
A6: (a
* u)
= (a
(#) u1) by
Th30,
A5;
(a
(#) (X
-->
0 ))
= (X
-->
0 ) by
LPSPACE1: 33;
then (a
(#) u1)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (a
(#) u1)
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A6,
A5,
LPSPACE1: 32;
hence (a
* u)
in Z by
A6;
end;
hence Z is
multi-closed;
end;
registration
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
cluster (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)) ->
add-closed
multi-closed;
coherence by
Lm4;
end
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:32
(
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)))
= (X
-->
0 ) & (
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)))
in (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k))
proof
thus (
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)))
= (X
-->
0 ) by
Th23,
SUBSET_1:def 8;
A1: (X
-->
0 )
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) & (X
-->
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th23,
LPSPACE1: 28;
(
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)))
= (
0. (
RLSp_PFunct X)) by
Th23,
SUBSET_1:def 8;
hence (
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)))
in (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)) by
A1;
end;
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def5
func
RLSp_AlmostZeroLpFunct (M,k) -> non
empty
RLSStruct equals
RLSStruct (# (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)), (
In ((
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k))),(
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)))), (
add| ((
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k)),(
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)))), (
Mult_ (
AlmostZeroLpFunctions (M,k))) #);
coherence ;
end
registration
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
cluster (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) ->
strict
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital;
coherence ;
end
reserve v,u for
VECTOR of (
RLSp_AlmostZeroLpFunct (M,k));
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:33
f
= v & g
= u implies (f
+ g)
= (v
+ u)
proof
reconsider v2 = v, u2 = u as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) by
TARSKI:def 3;
assume
A1: f
= v & g
= u;
(v
+ u)
= (v2
+ u2) by
LPSPACE1: 4;
hence (v
+ u)
= (f
+ g) by
Th29,
A1;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:34
f
= u implies (a
(#) f)
= (a
* u)
proof
reconsider u2 = u as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) by
TARSKI:def 3;
assume
A1: f
= u;
(a
* u)
= (a
* u2) by
LPSPACE1: 5;
hence (a
* u)
= (a
(#) f) by
Th30,
A1;
end;
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL , k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def6
func
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k) ->
Subset of (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) equals { h where h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : h
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (h,M) };
correctness
proof
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in { g where g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (g,M) };
then ex g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st x
= g & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (g,M);
hence x
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
end;
hence thesis by
TARSKI:def 3;
end;
end
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:35
Th35: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E & f is E
-measurable
proof
assume f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then ex f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f1 & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= E & f1 is E
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M);
hence thesis;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:36
Th36: g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
a.e.= (f,M) implies g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
proof
assume that
A1: g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A2: g
a.e.= (f,M);
f
a.e.= (g,M) by
A2;
hence g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
A1;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:37
Th37: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable) & g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) implies g
a.e.= (f,M) & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
assume that
A1: ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable and
A2: g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k));
A3: ex r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (r,M) by
A2;
hence g
a.e.= (f,M);
g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A2;
then
consider g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A4: g
= g1 & ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= E & g1 is E
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
consider Eh be
Element of S such that
A5: (M
. (Eh
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= Eh & g is Eh
-measurable & ((
abs g)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A4;
reconsider ND = (Eh
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E & f is E
-measurable & ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M
proof
set AFK = ((
abs f)
to_power k);
set AGK = ((
abs g)
to_power k);
consider Ef be
Element of S such that
A6: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & Ef
= (
dom f) & f is Ef
-measurable by
A1;
take Ef;
consider EE be
Element of S such that
A7: (M
. EE)
=
0 & (g
| (EE
` ))
= (f
| (EE
` )) by
A3;
reconsider E1 = (ND
\/ EE) as
Element of S;
EE
c= E1 by
XBOOLE_1: 7;
then (E1
` )
c= (EE
` ) by
SUBSET_1: 12;
then
A8: (f
| (E1
` ))
= ((f
| (EE
` ))
| (E1
` )) & (g
| (E1
` ))
= ((g
| (EE
` ))
| (E1
` )) by
FUNCT_1: 51;
A9: (
dom (
abs f))
= Ef by
A6,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then (
dom AFK)
= Ef by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A10: (
dom (
max+ (
R_EAL AFK)))
= Ef & (
dom (
max- (
R_EAL AFK)))
= Ef by
MESFUNC2:def 2,
MESFUNC2:def 3;
(
abs f) is Ef
-measurable by
A6,
MESFUNC6: 48;
then AFK is Ef
-measurable by
A9,
MESFUN6C: 29;
then
A11: Ef
= (
dom (
R_EAL AFK)) & (
R_EAL AFK) is Ef
-measurable by
A9,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A12: (
max+ (
R_EAL AFK)) is Ef
-measurable & (
max- (
R_EAL AFK)) is Ef
-measurable by
MESFUNC2: 25,
MESFUNC2: 26;
(for x be
Element of X holds
0.
<= ((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
. x)) & (for x be
Element of X holds
0.
<= ((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
. x)) by
MESFUNC2: 12,
MESFUNC2: 13;
then
A13: (
max+ (
R_EAL AFK)) is
nonnegative & (
max- (
R_EAL AFK)) is
nonnegative by
SUPINF_2: 39;
A14: Ef
= ((Ef
/\ E1)
\/ (Ef
\ E1)) by
XBOOLE_1: 51;
reconsider E0 = (Ef
/\ E1) as
Element of S;
reconsider E2 = (Ef
\ E1) as
Element of S;
(
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
= ((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| (
dom (
max+ (
R_EAL AFK)))) & (
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
= ((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| (
dom (
max- (
R_EAL AFK)))) by
RELAT_1: 69;
then
A15: (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))))
= ((
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E0)))
+ (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E2)))) & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL AFK))))
= ((
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E0)))
+ (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E2)))) by
A10,
A12,
A13,
A14,
MESFUNC5: 81,
XBOOLE_1: 89;
A16: (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E0)))
>=
0 & (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E0)))
>=
0 by
A12,
A13,
A10,
MESFUNC5: 80;
ND is
measure_zero of M & EE is
measure_zero of M by
A5,
A7,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then E1 is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 37;
then (M
. E1)
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
then (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E1)))
=
0 & (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E1)))
=
0 by
A10,
A12,
A13,
MESFUNC5: 82;
then (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E0)))
=
0 & (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E0)))
=
0 by
A10,
A12,
A13,
A16,
MESFUNC5: 83,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then
A17: (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))))
= (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E2))) & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL AFK))))
= (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E2))) by
A15,
XXREAL_3: 4;
(Ef
\ E1)
= (Ef
/\ (E1
` )) by
SUBSET_1: 13;
then
A18: E2
c= (E1
` ) by
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then (f
| E2)
= ((g
| (E1
` ))
| E2) by
A7,
A8,
FUNCT_1: 51;
then
A19: (f
| E2)
= (g
| E2) by
A18,
FUNCT_1: 51;
A20: ((
abs f)
| E2)
= (
abs (f
| E2)) & ((
abs g)
| E2)
= (
abs (g
| E2)) by
RFUNCT_1: 46;
A21: (((
abs f)
| E2)
to_power k)
= (AFK
| E2) & (((
abs g)
| E2)
to_power k)
= (AGK
| E2) by
Th20;
A22: ((
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))
| E2)
= (
max+ ((
R_EAL AFK)
| E2)) & ((
max+ (
R_EAL AGK))
| E2)
= (
max+ ((
R_EAL AGK)
| E2)) & ((
max- (
R_EAL AFK))
| E2)
= (
max- ((
R_EAL AFK)
| E2)) & ((
max- (
R_EAL AGK))
| E2)
= (
max- ((
R_EAL AGK)
| E2)) by
MESFUNC5: 28;
A23: (
R_EAL AGK)
is_integrable_on M by
A5;
then
A24: (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL AGK))))
<
+infty & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL AGK))))
<
+infty ;
(
integral+ (M,(
max+ ((
R_EAL AGK)
| E2))))
<= (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL AGK)))) & (
integral+ (M,(
max- ((
R_EAL AGK)
| E2))))
<= (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL AGK)))) by
A23,
MESFUNC5: 97;
then (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL AFK))))
<
+infty & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL AFK))))
<
+infty by
A17,
A19,
A20,
A21,
A22,
A24,
XXREAL_0: 2;
then (
R_EAL ((
abs f)
to_power k))
is_integrable_on M by
A11;
hence thesis by
A6;
end;
hence f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:38
Th38: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies f
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
proof
assume
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
f
a.e.= (f,M) by
LPSPACE1: 28;
hence thesis by
A1;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:39
Th39: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
<>
{} & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) implies f
a.e.= (g,M)
proof
assume that
A1: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable) and
A2: (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
<>
{} and
A3: (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k));
consider x be
object such that
A4: x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
A2,
XBOOLE_0:def 1;
consider r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: x
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (r,M) by
A4;
r
a.e.= (g,M) by
A1,
A3,
A4,
A5,
Th37;
hence thesis by
A5,
LPSPACE1: 30;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:40
f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) implies f
a.e.= (g,M)
proof
assume that
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A2: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable) and
A3: (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k));
(
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) is non
empty by
A1,
Th38;
hence thesis by
A2,
A3,
Th39;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:41
Th41: f
a.e.= (g,M) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
proof
assume
A1: f
a.e.= (g,M);
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k));
then
consider r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (r,M);
r
a.e.= (f,M) by
A2;
then r
a.e.= (g,M) by
A1,
LPSPACE1: 30;
then g
a.e.= (r,M);
hence x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) by
A2;
end;
then
A3: (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
c= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k));
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k));
then
consider r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A4: x
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
a.e.= (r,M);
r
a.e.= (g,M) & g
a.e.= (f,M) by
A1,
A4;
then r
a.e.= (f,M) by
LPSPACE1: 30;
then f
a.e.= (r,M);
hence x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
A4;
end;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
c= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k));
hence (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) by
A3;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:42
Th42: f
a.e.= (g,M) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) by
Th41;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:43
f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
proof
assume that
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A2: g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k));
ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E & f is E
-measurable by
A1,
Th35;
hence thesis by
Th41,
A2,
Th37;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:44
(ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f1) & f1 is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g1) & g1 is E
-measurable) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) is non
empty & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) is non
empty & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f1,M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g1,M,k)) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((f
+ g),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((f1
+ g1),M,k))
proof
assume (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f1) & f1 is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g1) & g1 is E
-measurable) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) is non
empty & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) is non
empty & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f1,M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g1,M,k));
then f
a.e.= (f1,M) & g
a.e.= (g1,M) by
Th39;
hence thesis by
Th41,
LPSPACE1: 31;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:45
Th45: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f1,M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g1,M,k)) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((f
+ g),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((f1
+ g1),M,k))
proof
assume that
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A2: f1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A3: g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A4: g1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A5: (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f1,M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g1,M,k));
A6: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= E & f1 is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= E & g1 is E
-measurable) by
A2,
A4,
Th35;
f
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) & g
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) by
A1,
A3,
Th38;
then f
a.e.= (f1,M) & g
a.e.= (g1,M) by
A5,
A6,
Th37;
hence thesis by
Th41,
LPSPACE1: 31;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:46
(ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E & f is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= E & g is E
-measurable) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) is non
empty & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) f),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) g),M,k))
proof
assume (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E & f is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= E & g is E
-measurable) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) is non
empty & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k));
then (a
(#) f)
a.e.= ((a
(#) g),M) by
Th39,
LPSPACE1: 32;
hence thesis by
Th41;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:47
Th47: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) f),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) g),M,k))
proof
assume
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k));
then
A2: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E & f is E
-measurable) & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= E & g is E
-measurable) by
Th35;
f
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) by
A1,
Th38;
then f
a.e.= (g,M) & (a
(#) f)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (a
(#) g)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A2,
Th37,
Th26;
hence thesis by
Th42,
LPSPACE1: 32;
end;
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def7
func
CosetSet (M,k) -> non
empty
Subset-Family of (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) equals { (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) };
correctness
proof
set C = { (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) };
A1: C
c= (
bool (
Lp_Functions (M,k)))
proof
let x be
object;
assume x
in C;
then ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))
= x & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
hence x
in (
bool (
Lp_Functions (M,k)));
end;
(X
-->
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th23;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((X
-->
0 ),M,k))
in C;
hence thesis by
A1;
end;
end
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def8
func
addCoset (M,k) ->
BinOp of (
CosetSet (M,k)) means
:
Def8: for A,B be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)), a,b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
in A & b
in B holds (it
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k));
existence
proof
set C = (
CosetSet (M,k));
defpred
P[
set,
set,
set] means for a,b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
in $1 & b
in $2 holds $3
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k));
A1:
now
let A,B be
Element of C;
A
in C;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: A
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A3: ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom a)
= E & a is E
-measurable by
A2,
Th35;
B
in C;
then
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A4: B
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b,M,k)) & b
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A5: ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom b)
= E & b is E
-measurable by
A4,
Th35;
set z = (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k));
(a
+ b)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th25,
A2,
A4;
then z
in C;
then
reconsider z as
Element of C;
take z;
now
let a1,b1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
assume a1
in A & b1
in B;
then a1
a.e.= (a,M) & b1
a.e.= (b,M) by
A2,
A3,
A4,
A5,
Th37;
hence z
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a1
+ b1),M,k)) by
Th42,
LPSPACE1: 31;
end;
hence
P[A, B, z];
end;
consider f be
Function of
[:C, C:], C such that
A6: for A,B be
Element of C holds
P[A, B, (f
. (A,B))] from
BINOP_1:sch 3(
A1);
reconsider f as
BinOp of C;
take f;
let A,B be
Element of C;
let a,b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
assume a
in A & b
in B;
hence (f
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) by
A6;
end;
uniqueness
proof
let f1,f2 be
BinOp of (
CosetSet (M,k)) such that
A7: for A,B be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)), a,b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
in A & b
in B holds (f1
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) and
A8: for A,B be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)), a,b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
in A & b
in B holds (f2
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k));
now
let A,B be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k));
A
in (
CosetSet (M,k));
then
consider a1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A9: A
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a1,M,k)) & a1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
B
in (
CosetSet (M,k));
then
consider b1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A10: B
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b1,M,k)) & b1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A11: a1
in A & b1
in B by
A9,
A10,
Th38;
then (f1
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a1
+ b1),M,k)) by
A7;
hence (f1
. (A,B))
= (f2
. (A,B)) by
A8,
A11;
end;
hence thesis by
BINOP_1: 2;
end;
end
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def9
func
zeroCoset (M,k) ->
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)) equals (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((X
-->
0 ),M,k));
correctness
proof
(X
-->
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th23;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((X
-->
0 ),M,k))
in (
CosetSet (M,k));
hence thesis;
end;
end
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def10
func
lmultCoset (M,k) ->
Function of
[:
REAL , (
CosetSet (M,k)):], (
CosetSet (M,k)) means
:
Def10: for z be
Real, A be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)), f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in A holds (it
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) f),M,k));
existence
proof
set C = (
CosetSet (M,k));
defpred
P[
Real,
set,
set] means for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in $2 holds $3
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (($1
(#) f),M,k));
A1:
now
let z be
Element of
REAL , A be
Element of C;
A
in C;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: A
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A3: ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom a) & a is E
-measurable by
A2,
Th35;
set c = (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a),M,k));
(z
(#) a)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th26,
A2;
then c
in C;
then
reconsider c as
Element of C;
take c;
now
let a1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
assume a1
in A;
then (z
(#) a1)
a.e.= ((z
(#) a),M) by
A2,
A3,
Th37,
LPSPACE1: 32;
hence c
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a1),M,k)) by
Th42;
end;
hence
P[z, A, c];
end;
consider f be
Function of
[:
REAL , C:], C such that
A4: for z be
Element of
REAL , A be
Element of C holds
P[z, A, (f
. (z,A))] from
BINOP_1:sch 3(
A1);
A5: for z be
Real, A be
Element of C holds
P[z, A, (f
. (z,A))]
proof
let z be
Real, A be
Element of C;
reconsider z as
Element of
REAL by
XREAL_0:def 1;
P[z, A, (f
. (z,A))] by
A4;
hence thesis;
end;
take f;
let z be
Real, A be
Element of C, a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
assume a
in A;
hence (f
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a),M,k)) by
A5;
end;
uniqueness
proof
set C = (
CosetSet (M,k));
let f1,f2 be
Function of
[:
REAL , C:], C such that
A6: for z be
Real, A be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)), a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
in A holds (f1
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a),M,k)) and
A7: for z be
Real, A be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k)), a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
in A holds (f2
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a),M,k));
now
let z be
Element of
REAL , A be
Element of (
CosetSet (M,k));
A
in C;
then
consider a1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A8: A
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a1,M,k)) & a1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
thus (f1
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a1),M,k)) by
A6,
A8,
Th38
.= (f2
. (z,A)) by
A7,
A8,
Th38;
end;
hence thesis by
BINOP_1: 2;
end;
end
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def11
func
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k) ->
strict
RLSStruct means
:
Def11: the
carrier of it
= (
CosetSet (M,k)) & the
addF of it
= (
addCoset (M,k)) & (
0. it )
= (
zeroCoset (M,k)) & the
Mult of it
= (
lmultCoset (M,k));
existence
proof
take
RLSStruct (# (
CosetSet (M,k)), (
zeroCoset (M,k)), (
addCoset (M,k)), (
lmultCoset (M,k)) #);
thus thesis;
end;
uniqueness ;
end
registration
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
cluster (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) -> non
empty;
coherence
proof
the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k))
= (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
Def11;
hence thesis;
end;
end
registration
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
cluster (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) ->
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
right_complementable
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital;
coherence
proof
set C = (
CosetSet (M,k)), aC = (
addCoset (M,k)), lC = (
lmultCoset (M,k));
set A = (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
A1: the
carrier of A
= (
CosetSet (M,k)) & the
addF of A
= (
addCoset (M,k)) & (
0. A)
= (
zeroCoset (M,k)) & the
Mult of A
= (
lmultCoset (M,k)) by
Def11;
thus A is
Abelian
proof
let A1,A2 be
Element of A;
A1
in C by
A1;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: A1
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A2
in C by
A1;
then
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: A2
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b,M,k)) & b
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A4: a
in A1 & b
in A2 by
A2,
A3,
Th38;
then (A1
+ A2)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) by
A1,
Def8;
hence (A1
+ A2)
= (A2
+ A1) by
A1,
A4,
Def8;
end;
thus A is
add-associative
proof
let A1,A2,A3 be
Element of A;
A1
in C by
A1;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: A1
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A2
in C by
A1;
then
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A6: A2
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b,M,k)) & b
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A3
in C by
A1;
then
consider c be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A7: A3
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (c,M,k)) & c
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A8: a
in A1 & b
in A2 & c
in A3 by
A5,
A6,
A7,
Th38;
then (aC
. (A1,A2))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) & (aC
. (A2,A3))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((b
+ c),M,k)) by
A1,
Def8;
then
A9: (a
+ b)
in (A1
+ A2) & (b
+ c)
in (A2
+ A3) by
A1,
Th38,
Th25,
A5,
A6,
A7;
reconsider a1 = a, b1 = b, c1 = c as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) by
A5,
A6,
A7;
A10: (a
+ b)
= (a1
+ b1) & (b
+ c)
= (b1
+ c1) by
Th29;
then (a
+ (b
+ c))
= (a1
+ (b1
+ c1)) by
Th29;
then (a
+ (b
+ c))
= ((a1
+ b1)
+ c1) by
RLVECT_1:def 3;
then (a
+ (b
+ c))
= ((a
+ b)
+ c) by
A10,
Th29;
then ((A1
+ A2)
+ A3)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ (b
+ c)),M,k)) by
A8,
A9,
Def8,
A1;
hence ((A1
+ A2)
+ A3)
= (A1
+ (A2
+ A3)) by
A8,
A9,
Def8,
A1;
end;
thus A is
right_zeroed
proof
let A1 be
Element of A;
A1
in C by
A1;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A11: A1
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A12: a
in A1 by
A11,
Th38;
set z = (X
-->
0 );
A13: z
in (
0. A) by
A1,
Th38,
Th23;
reconsider a1 = a, z1 = z as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) by
A11,
Th23;
(a
+ z)
= (a1
+ z1) by
Th29
.= (a1
+ (
0. (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k))))
.= a by
RLVECT_1:def 4;
hence (A1
+ (
0. A))
= A1 by
A1,
A11,
A12,
A13,
Def8;
end;
thus A is
right_complementable
proof
let A1 be
Element of A;
A1
in C by
A1;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A14: A1
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A15: a
in A1 by
A14,
Th38;
reconsider a1 = a as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) by
A14;
A16: ((
- 1)
(#) a)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A14,
Th26;
set A2 = (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (((
- 1)
(#) a),M,k));
A2
in C by
A16;
then
reconsider A2 as
Element of A by
A1;
take A2;
A17: ((
- 1)
(#) a)
in A2 by
Th38,
A14,
Th26;
consider v,g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A18: v
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & v
= (a1
+ ((
- 1)
* a1)) & g
= (X
-->
0 ) & v
a.e.= (g,M) by
Th31;
((
- 1)
(#) a)
= ((
- 1)
* a1) by
Th30;
then (a
+ ((
- 1)
(#) a))
a.e.= (g,M) by
Th29,
A18;
then (
0. A)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ ((
- 1)
(#) a)),M,k)) by
Th42,
A18,
A1;
hence (A1
+ A2)
= (
0. A) by
A15,
A17,
Def8,
A1;
end;
now
let x0,y0 be
Real, A1,A2 be
Element of A;
reconsider x = x0, y = y0 as
Real;
A1
in C by
A1;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A19: A1
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A2
in C by
A1;
then
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A20: A2
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b,M,k)) & b
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A21: a
in A1 & b
in A2 by
A19,
A20,
Th38;
then (aC
. (A1,A2))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) by
A1,
Def8;
then
A22: (a
+ b)
in (A1
+ A2) by
Th38,
Th25,
A19,
A20,
A1;
reconsider a1 = a, b1 = b as
VECTOR of (
RLSp_LpFunct (M,k)) by
A19,
A20;
A23: (y
(#) a)
= (y
* a1) & (x
(#) a)
= (x
* a1) & (x
(#) b)
= (x
* b1) & ((x
+ y)
(#) a)
= ((x
+ y)
* a1) & (1
(#) a)
= (1
* a1) by
Th30;
(a
+ b)
= (a1
+ b1) by
Th29;
then (x
(#) (a
+ b))
= (x
* (a1
+ b1)) by
Th30;
then (x
(#) (a
+ b))
= ((x
* a1)
+ (x
* b1)) by
RLVECT_1:def 5;
then
A24: (x
(#) (a
+ b))
= ((x
(#) a)
+ (x
(#) b)) by
A23,
Th29;
((x
+ y)
(#) a)
= ((x
* a1)
+ (y
* a1)) by
A23,
RLVECT_1:def 6;
then
A25: ((x
+ y)
(#) a)
= ((x
(#) a)
+ (y
(#) a)) by
A23,
Th29;
(x
(#) (y
(#) a))
= (x
* (y
* a1)) by
A23,
Th30
.= ((x
* y)
* a1) by
RLVECT_1:def 7;
then
A26: (x
(#) (y
(#) a))
= ((x
* y)
(#) a) by
Th30;
(lC
. (x,A1))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((x
(#) a),M,k)) & (lC
. (x,A2))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((x
(#) b),M,k)) & (lC
. (y,A1))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((y
(#) a),M,k)) by
A1,
A21,
Def10;
then
A27: (x
(#) a)
in (x
* A1) & (x
(#) b)
in (x
* A2) & (y
(#) a)
in (y
* A1) by
A1,
Th38,
Th26,
A19,
A20;
(x
* (A1
+ A2))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (((x
(#) a)
+ (x
(#) b)),M,k)) by
A1,
A24,
A22,
Def10;
hence (x0
* (A1
+ A2))
= ((x0
* A1)
+ (x0
* A2)) by
A1,
A27,
Def8;
((x
+ y)
* A1)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (((x
(#) a)
+ (y
(#) a)),M,k)) by
A1,
A25,
A21,
Def10;
hence ((x0
+ y0)
* A1)
= ((x0
* A1)
+ (y0
* A1)) by
A27,
Def8,
A1;
((x0
* y0)
* A1)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((x
(#) (y
(#) a)),M,k)) by
A1,
A26,
A21,
Def10;
hence ((x0
* y0)
* A1)
= (x0
* (y0
* A1)) by
A27,
Def10,
A1;
(1
(#) a)
= a by
A23,
RLVECT_1:def 8;
hence (1
* A1)
= A1 by
A19,
A21,
Def10,
A1;
end;
hence thesis;
end;
end
begin
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:48
Th48: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (g,M) implies (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k)))
proof
set t = ((
abs f)
to_power k);
set s = ((
abs g)
to_power k);
assume
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
a.e.= (g,M);
then ex f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f1 & ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= E & f1 is E
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
then
consider Df be
Element of S such that
A2: (M
. (Df
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= Df & f is Df
-measurable & t
is_integrable_on M;
ex g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= g1 & ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= E & g1 is E
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then
consider Dg be
Element of S such that
A3: (M
. (Dg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= Dg & g is Dg
-measurable & s
is_integrable_on M;
A4: (
dom (
abs f))
= (
dom f) & (
dom (
abs g))
= (
dom g) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
consider E1 be
Element of S such that
A5: (M
. E1)
=
0 & (f
| (E1
` ))
= (g
| (E1
` )) by
A1;
reconsider NDf = (Df
` ), NDg = (Dg
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
set Ef = (Df
\ (NDg
\/ E1));
set Eg = (Dg
\ (NDf
\/ E1));
set E2 = ((NDf
\/ NDg)
\/ E1);
NDf is
measure_zero of M & NDg is
measure_zero of M & E1 is
measure_zero of M by
A2,
A3,
A5,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then (NDf
\/ E1) is
measure_zero of M & (NDg
\/ E1) is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A6: (M
. (NDf
\/ E1))
=
0 & (M
. (NDg
\/ E1))
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
(X
\ NDf)
= (X
/\ Df) & (X
\ NDg)
= (X
/\ Dg) by
XBOOLE_1: 48;
then
A7: (X
\ NDf)
= Df & (X
\ NDg)
= Dg by
XBOOLE_1: 28;
Ef
= ((Df
\ NDg)
\ E1) & Eg
= ((Dg
\ NDf)
\ E1) by
XBOOLE_1: 41;
then
A8: Ef
= ((X
\ (NDf
\/ NDg))
\ E1) & Eg
= ((X
\ (NDf
\/ NDg))
\ E1) by
A7,
XBOOLE_1: 41;
then
A9: Ef
= (X
\ E2) & Eg
= (X
\ E2) by
XBOOLE_1: 41;
(
abs f) is Df
-measurable & (
abs g) is Dg
-measurable by
A2,
A3,
MESFUNC6: 48;
then
A10: t is Df
-measurable & s is Dg
-measurable by
A2,
A3,
A4,
MESFUN6C: 29;
A11: (
dom t)
= Df & (
dom s)
= Dg by
A2,
A3,
A4,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A12: (
Integral (M,(t
| Ef)))
= (
Integral (M,t)) & (
Integral (M,(s
| Eg)))
= (
Integral (M,s)) by
A6,
A10,
MESFUNC6: 89;
(
dom (t
| Ef))
= ((
dom t)
/\ Ef) & (
dom (s
| Ef))
= ((
dom s)
/\ Ef) by
RELAT_1: 61;
then
A13: (
dom (t
| Ef))
= ((Df
/\ Df)
\ (NDg
\/ E1)) & (
dom (s
| Ef))
= ((Dg
/\ Dg)
\ (NDf
\/ E1)) by
A11,
A8,
XBOOLE_1: 49;
now
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A14: x
in (
dom (t
| Ef));
A15: (
dom (t
| Ef))
c= (
dom t) & (
dom (s
| Ef))
c= (
dom s) by
RELAT_1: 60;
(E2
` )
c= (E1
` ) by
XBOOLE_1: 7,
XBOOLE_1: 34;
then
A16: (f
. x)
= ((f
| (E1
` ))
. x) & (g
. x)
= ((g
| (E1
` ))
. x) by
A14,
A13,
A9,
FUNCT_1: 49;
((t
| Ef)
. x)
= (t
. x) & ((s
| Ef)
. x)
= (s
. x) by
A14,
A13,
FUNCT_1: 49;
then ((t
| Ef)
. x)
= (((
abs f)
. x)
to_power k) & ((s
| Ef)
. x)
= (((
abs g)
. x)
to_power k) by
A8,
A13,
A14,
A15,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then ((t
| Ef)
. x)
= (
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) & ((s
| Ef)
. x)
= (
|.(g
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18;
hence ((t
| Ef)
. x)
= ((s
| Ef)
. x) by
A5,
A16;
end;
hence thesis by
A12,
A13,
A8,
PARTFUN1: 5;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:49
Th49: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
in
REAL &
0
<= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
proof
assume f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then
A1: ex f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f1 & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= ND & f1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
then
-infty
< (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
<
+infty by
MESFUNC6: 90;
hence (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
in
REAL by
XXREAL_0: 14;
(
R_EAL ((
abs f)
to_power k))
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then
consider A be
Element of S such that
A2: A
= (
dom (
R_EAL ((
abs f)
to_power k))) & (
R_EAL ((
abs f)
to_power k)) is A
-measurable;
A
= (
dom ((
abs f)
to_power k)) & ((
abs f)
to_power k) is A
-measurable by
A2;
hence thesis by
MESFUNC6: 84;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:50
Th50: (ex x be
VECTOR of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) st f
in x & g
in x) implies f
a.e.= (g,M) & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
assume ex x be
VECTOR of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) st f
in x & g
in x;
then
consider x be
VECTOR of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) such that
A1: f
in x & g
in x;
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then x
in (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
Def11;
then
consider h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (h,M,k)) & h
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
(ex i be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= i & i
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & h
a.e.= (i,M)) & (ex j be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= j & j
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & h
a.e.= (j,M)) by
A1,
A2;
then f
a.e.= (h,M) & h
a.e.= (g,M);
hence thesis by
A1,
A2,
LPSPACE1: 30;
end;
reserve x for
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:51
Th51: f
in x implies ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
assume
A1: f
in x;
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then x
in (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
Def11;
then
consider h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (h,M,k)) & h
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
ex g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= g & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & h
a.e.= (g,M) by
A1,
A2;
then ex f0 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f0 & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f0)
= ND & f0 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs f0)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
hence thesis;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:52
Th52: f
in x & g
in x implies f
a.e.= (g,M) & (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k)))
proof
assume f
in x & g
in x;
then f
a.e.= (g,M) & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th50;
hence thesis by
Th48;
end;
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def12
func
Lp-Norm (M,k) ->
Function of the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)),
REAL means
:
Def12: for x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) holds ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in x & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & (it
. x)
= (r
to_power (1
/ k));
existence
proof
defpred
P[
set,
set] means ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in $1 & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & $2
= (r
to_power (1
/ k));
A1: for x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) holds ex y be
Element of
REAL st
P[x, y]
proof
let x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then x
in (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
Def11;
then
consider f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
reconsider r1 = (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) as
Element of
REAL by
A2,
Th49;
(r1
to_power (1
/ k))
in
REAL by
XREAL_0:def 1;
hence thesis by
A2,
Th38;
end;
consider F be
Function of the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)),
REAL such that
A3: for x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) holds
P[x, (F
. x)] from
FUNCT_2:sch 3(
A1);
take F;
thus thesis by
A3;
end;
uniqueness
proof
let N1,N2 be
Function of the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)),
REAL ;
assume
A4: (for x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) holds ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in x & ex r1 be
Real st r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & (N1
. x)
= (r1
to_power (1
/ k))) & (for x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)) holds ex g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
in x & ex r2 be
Real st r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k))) & (N2
. x)
= (r2
to_power (1
/ k)));
now
let x be
Point of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
(ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in x & ex r1 be
Real st r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & (N1
. x)
= (r1
to_power (1
/ k))) & (ex g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
in x & ex r2 be
Real st r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k))) & (N2
. x)
= (r2
to_power (1
/ k))) by
A4;
hence (N1
. x)
= (N2
. x) by
Th52;
end;
hence N1
= N2 by
FUNCT_2: 63;
end;
end
definition
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S, k be
positive
Real;
::
LPSPACE2:def13
func
Lp-Space (M,k) -> non
empty
NORMSTR equals
NORMSTR (# the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)), the
ZeroF of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)), the
addF of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)), the
Mult of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)), (
Lp-Norm (M,k)) #);
coherence ;
end
reserve x,y for
Point of (
Lp-Space (M,k));
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:53
Th53: (ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k))) & for f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in x holds ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k))
proof
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then x
in (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
Def11;
then ex g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
hence ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k));
consider f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A1: f
in x & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & ((
Lp-Norm (M,k))
. x)
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Def12;
hereby
let g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
assume
A2: g
in x;
then
A3: g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th50;
(
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k)))
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) by
A1,
Th52,
A2;
hence ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A1,
A3,
Th49;
end;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:54
Th54: (f
in x & g
in y implies (f
+ g)
in (x
+ y)) & (f
in x implies (a
(#) f)
in (a
* x))
proof
set C = (
CosetSet (M,k));
hereby
assume
A1: f
in x & g
in y;
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then
A2: x
in C by
Def11;
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k)) & a
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
A4: a
in x by
A3,
Th38;
y
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then
A5: y
in C by
Def11;
then
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A6: y
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b,M,k)) & b
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
b
in y by
A6,
Th38;
then ((
addCoset (M,k))
. (x,y))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) by
A2,
A5,
A4,
Def8;
then
A7: (x
+ y)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k)) by
Def11;
ex r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & a
a.e.= (r,M) by
A1,
A3;
then
A8: (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (a,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
Th42;
ex r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & b
a.e.= (r,M) by
A1,
A6;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (b,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) by
Th42;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((f
+ g),M,k)) by
A1,
A3,
A6,
A8,
Th45;
hence (f
+ g)
in (x
+ y) by
Th38,
A7,
Th25,
A3,
A1,
A6;
end;
hereby
assume
A9: f
in x;
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then
A10: x
in C by
Def11;
then
consider f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A11: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f1,M,k)) & f1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
f1
in x by
A11,
Th38;
then ((
lmultCoset (M,k))
. (a,x))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) f1),M,k)) by
A10,
Def10;
then
A12: (a
* x)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) f1),M,k)) by
Def11;
ex r be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= r & r
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f1
a.e.= (r,M) by
A9,
A11;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f1,M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
Th42;
then (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) f1),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
(#) f),M,k)) by
A11,
A9,
Th47;
hence (a
(#) f)
in (a
* x) by
A12,
Th26,
A9,
A11,
Th38;
end;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:55
Th55: f
in x implies x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) & (ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)))
proof
assume
A1: f
in x;
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k));
then x
in (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
Def11;
then
consider g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
g
in x by
A2,
Th38;
then f
a.e.= (g,M) & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A1,
Th50;
hence thesis by
Th53,
A1,
A2,
Th42;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:56
Th56: (X
-->
0 )
in (
L1_Functions M)
proof
reconsider ND =
{} as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
A1: (M
. ND)
=
0 by
VALUED_0:def 19;
(X
--> (
In (
0 ,
REAL ))) is
Function of X,
REAL by
FUNCOP_1: 46;
then
A2: (
dom (X
-->
0 ))
= (ND
` ) by
FUNCT_2:def 1;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom (X
-->
0 )) holds ((X
-->
0 )
. x)
=
0 by
FUNCOP_1: 7;
then (X
-->
0 )
is_integrable_on M by
A2,
Th15;
hence thesis by
A1,
A2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:57
Th57: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
=
0 implies f
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M)
proof
assume that
A1: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) and
A2: (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))
=
0 ;
ex h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= h & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom h)
= ND & h is ND
-measurable & ((
abs h)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then
consider NDf be
Element of S such that
A3: (M
. (NDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= NDf & f is NDf
-measurable & ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
reconsider t = ((
abs f)
to_power k) as
PartFunc of X,
REAL ;
reconsider ND = (NDf
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
A4: (
dom t)
= (
dom (
abs f)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A5: (
dom t)
= NDf by
A3,
VALUED_1:def 11;
(
dom t)
= (ND
` ) by
A4,
A3,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
A6: t
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A3;
(
abs t)
= t by
Th14;
then t
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A2,
A6,
LPSPACE1: 53;
then
consider ND1 be
Element of S such that
A7: (M
. ND1)
=
0 & (((
abs f)
to_power k)
| (ND1
` ))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (ND1
` ));
set ND2 = (ND
\/ ND1);
ND is
measure_zero of M & ND1 is
measure_zero of M by
A3,
A7,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then ND2 is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A8: (M
. ND2)
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
A9: (ND2
` )
c= (ND
` ) & (ND2
` )
c= (ND1
` ) by
XBOOLE_1: 7,
XBOOLE_1: 34;
(
dom (X
-->
0 ))
= X by
FUNCOP_1: 13;
then
A10: (
dom ((X
-->
0 )
| (ND2
` )))
= (ND2
` ) by
RELAT_1: 62;
A11: (
dom (f
| (ND2
` )))
= (ND2
` ) by
A3,
A9,
RELAT_1: 62;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom (f
| (ND2
` ))) holds ((f
| (ND2
` ))
. x)
= (((X
-->
0 )
| (ND2
` ))
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A12: x
in (
dom (f
| (ND2
` )));
A13:
now
assume (f
. x)
<>
0 ;
then
|.(f
. x).|
>
0 by
COMPLEX1: 47;
then (
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<>
0 by
POWER: 34;
then (((
abs f)
. x)
to_power k)
<>
0 by
VALUED_1: 18;
then
A14: (((
abs f)
to_power k)
. x)
<>
0 by
A5,
A9,
A12,
A11,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
(((X
-->
0 )
| (ND1
` ))
. x)
= ((X
-->
0 )
. x) by
A9,
A12,
A11,
FUNCT_1: 49;
then (((X
-->
0 )
| (ND1
` ))
. x)
=
0 by
A12,
FUNCOP_1: 7;
hence contradiction by
A14,
A7,
A9,
A12,
A11,
FUNCT_1: 49;
end;
(((X
-->
0 )
| (ND2
` ))
. x)
= ((X
-->
0 )
. x) by
A11,
A12,
FUNCT_1: 49;
then (((X
-->
0 )
| (ND2
` ))
. x)
=
0 by
A12,
FUNCOP_1: 7;
hence thesis by
A11,
A12,
A13,
FUNCT_1: 49;
end;
then (f
| (ND2
` ))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (ND2
` )) by
A10,
A11,
FUNCT_1:def 11;
hence thesis by
A8;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:58
Th58: (
Integral (M,((
abs (X
-->
0 ))
to_power k)))
=
0
proof
A1: for x be
object st x
in (
dom (X
-->
0 )) holds
0
<= ((X
-->
0 )
. x);
then (
Integral (M,((
abs (X
-->
0 ))
to_power k)))
= (
Integral (M,((X
-->
0 )
to_power k))) by
Th14,
MESFUNC6: 52
.= (
Integral (M,(X
-->
0 ))) by
Th12
.= (
Integral (M,(
abs (X
-->
0 )))) by
A1,
Th14,
MESFUNC6: 52;
hence thesis by
LPSPACE1: 54;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:59
Th59: for m,n be
positive
Real st ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,n)) holds (f
(#) g)
in (
L1_Functions M) & (f
(#) g)
is_integrable_on M
proof
let m,n be
positive
Real;
assume that
A1: ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 and
A2: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,n));
A3: m
> 1 & n
> 1 by
A1,
Th1;
consider f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A4: f
= f1 & ex NDf be
Element of S st (M
. (NDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= NDf & f1 is NDf
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M by
A2;
consider EDf be
Element of S such that
A5: (M
. (EDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= EDf & f1 is EDf
-measurable by
A4;
consider g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A6: g
= g1 & ex NDg be
Element of S st (M
. (NDg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= NDg & g1 is NDg
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power n)
is_integrable_on M by
A2;
consider EDg be
Element of S such that
A7: (M
. (EDg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= EDg & g1 is EDg
-measurable by
A6;
set u = ((
abs f1)
to_power m);
set v = ((
abs g1)
to_power n);
set w = (f1
(#) g1);
set z = (((1
/ m)
(#) u)
+ ((1
/ n)
(#) v));
A8: (
dom f1)
= (
dom (
abs f1)) & (
dom g1)
= (
dom (
abs g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
A9: (
dom u)
= (
dom f1) & (
dom v)
= (
dom g1) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A10: (
dom w)
= ((
dom u)
/\ (
dom v)) by
VALUED_1:def 4;
set Nf = (EDf
` );
set Ng = (EDg
` );
set E = (EDf
/\ EDg);
reconsider Nf, Ng as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
(
dom u)
= (Nf
` ) & (
dom v)
= (Ng
` ) by
A5,
A7,
A8,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then u
in (
L1_Functions M) & v
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A4,
A5,
A6,
A7;
then ((1
/ m)
(#) u)
in (
L1_Functions M) & ((1
/ n)
(#) v)
in (
L1_Functions M) by
LPSPACE1: 24;
then z
in (
L1_Functions M) by
LPSPACE1: 23;
then
A11: ex h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st z
= h & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. ND)
=
0 & (
dom h)
= (ND
` ) & h
is_integrable_on M;
(
dom ((1
/ m)
(#) u))
= (
dom u) & (
dom ((1
/ n)
(#) v))
= (
dom v) by
VALUED_1:def 5;
then
A12: (
dom z)
= ((
dom u)
/\ (
dom v)) by
VALUED_1:def 1;
A13: (E
` )
= ((EDf
` )
\/ (EDg
` )) by
XBOOLE_1: 54;
Nf is
measure_zero of M & Ng is
measure_zero of M by
A5,
A7,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then (Nf
\/ Ng) is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A14: (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 by
A13,
MEASURE1:def 7;
f1 is E
-measurable & g1 is E
-measurable by
A5,
A7,
MESFUNC6: 16,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then
A15: w is E
-measurable by
A5,
A7,
MESFUN7C: 31;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom w) holds
|.(w
. x) qua
Complex.|
<= (z
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A16: x
in (
dom w);
(
abs (f1
(#) g1))
= ((
abs f1)
(#) (
abs g1)) by
RFUNCT_1: 24;
then ((
abs (f1
(#) g1))
. x)
= (((
abs f1)
. x)
* ((
abs g1)
. x)) by
VALUED_1: 5;
then
A17:
|.((f1
(#) g1)
. x).|
= (((
abs f1)
. x)
* ((
abs g1)
. x)) by
VALUED_1: 18;
A18: ((
abs f1)
. x)
>=
0 & ((
abs g1)
. x)
>=
0 by
MESFUNC6: 51;
x
in (
dom u) & x
in (
dom v) by
A16,
A10,
XBOOLE_0:def 4;
then ((((
abs f1)
. x)
to_power m)
/ m)
= ((1
/ m)
* (((
abs f1)
to_power m)
. x)) & ((((
abs g1)
. x)
to_power n)
/ n)
= ((1
/ n)
* (((
abs g1)
to_power n)
. x)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then ((((
abs f1)
. x)
to_power m)
/ m)
= (((1
/ m)
(#) ((
abs f1)
to_power m))
. x) & ((((
abs g1)
. x)
to_power n)
/ n)
= (((1
/ n)
(#) ((
abs g1)
to_power n))
. x) by
VALUED_1: 6;
then
|.(w
. x).|
<= ((((1
/ m)
(#) u)
. x)
+ (((1
/ n)
(#) v)
. x)) by
A1,
A3,
A17,
A18,
HOLDER_1: 5;
hence thesis by
A16,
A10,
A12,
VALUED_1:def 1;
end;
then
A19: w
is_integrable_on M by
A5,
A7,
A9,
A10,
A11,
A15,
A12,
MESFUNC6: 96;
set ND = (E
` );
reconsider ND as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
(
dom w)
= (ND
` ) by
A5,
A7,
VALUED_1:def 4;
hence thesis by
A4,
A6,
A14,
A19;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:60
Th60: for m,n be
positive
Real st ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,n)) holds ex r1 be
Real st r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) & ex r2 be
Real st r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power n))) & (
Integral (M,(
abs (f
(#) g))))
<= ((r1
to_power (1
/ m))
* (r2
to_power (1
/ n)))
proof
let m,n be
positive
Real;
assume
A1: ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,n));
then
A2: m
> 1 & n
> 1 by
Th1;
consider f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: f
= f1 & ex NDf be
Element of S st (M
. (NDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= NDf & f1 is NDf
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
consider EDf be
Element of S such that
A4: (M
. (EDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= EDf & f1 is EDf
-measurable by
A3;
consider g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: g
= g1 & ex NDg be
Element of S st (M
. (NDg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= NDg & g1 is NDg
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power n)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
consider EDg be
Element of S such that
A6: (M
. (EDg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= EDg & g1 is EDg
-measurable by
A5;
set u = ((
abs f1)
to_power m);
set v = ((
abs g1)
to_power n);
A7:
0
<= (
Integral (M,u)) &
0
<= (
Integral (M,v)) by
A3,
A5,
A1,
Th49;
reconsider s1 = (
Integral (M,u)), s2 = (
Integral (M,v)) as
Element of
REAL by
A3,
A5,
A1,
Th49;
A8: (
dom f1)
= (
dom (
abs f1)) & (
dom g1)
= (
dom (
abs g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
reconsider Nf = (EDf
` ), Ng = (EDg
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
set t1 = (s1
to_power (1
/ m));
set t2 = (s2
to_power (1
/ n));
set E = (EDf
/\ EDg);
A9: (E
` )
= ((EDf
` )
\/ (EDg
` )) by
XBOOLE_1: 54;
Nf is
measure_zero of M & Ng is
measure_zero of M by
A4,
A6,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then
A10: (E
` ) is
measure_zero of M by
A9,
MEASURE1: 37;
A11: (
dom (f1
(#) g1))
= (EDf
/\ EDg) by
A4,
A6,
VALUED_1:def 4;
f1 is E
-measurable & g1 is E
-measurable by
A4,
A6,
MESFUNC6: 16,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then
A12: (f1
(#) g1) is E
-measurable by
A4,
A6,
MESFUN7C: 31;
A13: (f1
(#) g1)
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A1,
A3,
A5,
Th59;
then
A14: ex fg1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st fg1
= (f1
(#) g1) & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. ND)
=
0 & (
dom fg1)
= (ND
` ) & fg1
is_integrable_on M;
then
A15: (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
in
REAL & (
abs (f1
(#) g1))
is_integrable_on M by
LPSPACE1: 44;
per cases by
A3,
A5,
A1,
Th49;
suppose
A16: s1
=
0 & s2
>=
0 ;
f1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) by
A3;
then f1
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A16,
Th57;
then
consider Nf1 be
Element of S such that
A17: (M
. Nf1)
=
0 & (f1
| (Nf1
` ))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (Nf1
` ));
reconsider Z = ((E
\ Nf1)
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
A18: ((E
\ Nf1)
` )
= ((E
` )
\/ Nf1) by
SUBSET_1: 14;
Nf1 is
measure_zero of M by
A17,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then Z is
measure_zero of M by
A10,
A18,
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A19: (M
. Z)
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
(
dom (X
-->
0 ))
= X by
FUNCOP_1: 13;
then
A20: (
dom ((X
-->
0 )
| (Z
` )))
= (Z
` ) by
RELAT_1: 62;
A21: (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` )))
= (Z
` ) by
A11,
RELAT_1: 62,
XBOOLE_1: 36;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))) holds (((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))
. x)
= (((X
-->
0 )
| (Z
` ))
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A22: x
in (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` )));
then x
in X & not x
in Nf1 by
A21,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then x
in (Nf1
` ) by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then (f1
. x)
= ((f1
| (Nf1
` ))
. x) & ((X
-->
0 )
. x)
= (((X
-->
0 )
| (Nf1
` ))
. x) by
FUNCT_1: 49;
then
A23: (f1
. x)
=
0 by
A17,
A22,
FUNCOP_1: 7;
A24: (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` )))
c= (
dom (f1
(#) g1)) by
RELAT_1: 60;
(((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))
. x)
= ((f1
(#) g1)
. x) by
A22,
FUNCT_1: 47
.= ((f1
. x)
* (g1
. x)) by
A22,
A24,
VALUED_1:def 4
.= (((Z
` )
-->
0 )
. x) by
A22,
A21,
A23,
FUNCOP_1: 7
.= (((X
/\ (Z
` ))
-->
0 )
. x) by
XBOOLE_1: 28;
hence thesis by
FUNCOP_1: 12;
end;
then ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (Z
` )) by
A20,
A21,
FUNCT_1:def 11;
then
A25: (f1
(#) g1)
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A19;
(X
-->
0 )
in (
L1_Functions M) by
Th56;
then (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
= (
Integral (M,(
abs (X
-->
0 )))) by
A13,
A25,
LPSPACE1: 45;
then
A26: (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
=
0 by
LPSPACE1: 54;
(t1
* t2)
= (
0
* t2) by
A16,
POWER:def 2;
hence thesis by
A3,
A5,
A26;
end;
suppose
A27: s1
>
0 & s2
=
0 ;
g1
in (
Lp_Functions (M,n)) by
A5;
then g1
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A27,
Th57;
then
consider Ng1 be
Element of S such that
A28: (M
. Ng1)
=
0 & (g1
| (Ng1
` ))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (Ng1
` ));
reconsider Z = ((E
\ Ng1)
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
A29: ((E
\ Ng1)
` )
= ((E
` )
\/ Ng1) by
SUBSET_1: 14;
Ng1 is
measure_zero of M by
A28,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then Z is
measure_zero of M by
A10,
A29,
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A30: (M
. Z)
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
(
dom (X
-->
0 ))
= X by
FUNCOP_1: 13;
then
A31: (
dom ((X
-->
0 )
| (Z
` )))
= (Z
` ) by
RELAT_1: 62;
A32: (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` )))
= (Z
` ) by
A11,
RELAT_1: 62,
XBOOLE_1: 36;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))) holds (((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))
. x)
= (((X
-->
0 )
| (Z
` ))
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A33: x
in (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` )));
then x
in X & not x
in Ng1 by
A32,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then x
in (Ng1
` ) by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then (g1
. x)
= ((g1
| (Ng1
` ))
. x) & ((X
-->
0 )
. x)
= (((X
-->
0 )
| (Ng1
` ))
. x) by
FUNCT_1: 49;
then
A34: (g1
. x)
=
0 by
A28,
A33,
FUNCOP_1: 7;
A35: (
dom ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` )))
c= (
dom (f1
(#) g1)) by
RELAT_1: 60;
(((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))
. x)
= ((f1
(#) g1)
. x) by
A33,
FUNCT_1: 47
.= ((f1
. x)
* (g1
. x)) by
A33,
A35,
VALUED_1:def 4
.= (((Z
` )
-->
0 )
. x) by
A33,
A32,
A34,
FUNCOP_1: 7
.= (((X
/\ (Z
` ))
-->
0 )
. x) by
XBOOLE_1: 28;
hence thesis by
FUNCOP_1: 12;
end;
then ((f1
(#) g1)
| (Z
` ))
= ((X
-->
0 )
| (Z
` )) by
A31,
A32,
FUNCT_1:def 11;
then
A36: (f1
(#) g1)
a.e.= ((X
-->
0 ),M) by
A30;
(X
-->
0 )
in (
L1_Functions M) by
Th56;
then (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
= (
Integral (M,(
abs (X
-->
0 )))) by
A13,
A36,
LPSPACE1: 45;
then
A37: (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
=
0 by
LPSPACE1: 54;
(t1
* t2)
= (t1
*
0 ) by
A27,
POWER:def 2;
hence thesis by
A3,
A5,
A37;
end;
suppose
A38: s1
<>
0 & s2
<>
0 ;
then
A39: t1
>
0 & t2
>
0 by
A7,
POWER: 34;
then
A40:
|.(1
/ (t1
* t2)).|
= (1
/ (t1
* t2)) by
ABSVALUE:def 1;
set w = ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
(#) (f1
(#) g1));
set F = ((1
/ m)
(#) (((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m));
set G = ((1
/ n)
(#) (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n));
set z = (F
+ G);
A41: (
dom ((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1)))
= (
dom (
abs f1)) & (
dom ((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1)))
= (
dom (
abs g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 5;
(
dom F)
= (
dom (((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m)) & (
dom G)
= (
dom (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n)) by
VALUED_1:def 5;
then
A42: (
dom F)
= (
dom (
abs f1)) & (
dom G)
= (
dom (
abs g1)) by
A41,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A43: (
dom z)
= ((
dom (
abs f1))
/\ (
dom (
abs g1))) by
VALUED_1:def 1;
(((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m)
= (((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
(#) u) & (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n)
= (((1
/ t2)
to_power n)
(#) v) by
A39,
Th19;
then
A44: (((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M & (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n)
is_integrable_on M by
A3,
A5,
MESFUNC6: 102;
then
A45: F
is_integrable_on M & G
is_integrable_on M by
MESFUNC6: 102;
then
A46: z
is_integrable_on M by
MESFUNC6: 100;
A47: (
dom w)
= (
dom (f1
(#) g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 5;
then
A48: (
dom w)
= ((
dom f1)
/\ (
dom g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 4;
(
dom ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
(#) (
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
= (
dom (
abs (f1
(#) g1))) by
VALUED_1:def 5;
then
A49: (
dom ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
(#) (
abs (f1
(#) g1))))
= (
dom (f1
(#) g1)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
A50: w is E
-measurable by
A11,
A12,
MESFUNC6: 21;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom w) holds
|.(w
. x) qua
Complex.|
<= (z
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A51: x
in (
dom w);
((
abs f1)
. x)
>=
0 & ((
abs g1)
. x)
>=
0 by
MESFUNC6: 51;
then
A52: (((1
/ t1)
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
* ((1
/ t2)
* ((
abs g1)
. x)))
<= (((((1
/ t1)
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
to_power m)
/ m)
+ ((((1
/ t2)
* ((
abs g1)
. x))
to_power n)
/ n)) by
A1,
A2,
A39,
HOLDER_1: 5;
(
dom ((
abs f1)
(#) (
abs g1)))
= ((
dom (
abs f1))
/\ (
dom (
abs g1))) by
VALUED_1:def 4;
then
A53: (((
abs f1)
(#) (
abs g1))
. x)
= (((
abs f1)
. x)
* ((
abs g1)
. x)) by
A8,
A48,
A51,
VALUED_1:def 4;
A54: (((1
/ t1)
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
* ((1
/ t2)
* ((
abs g1)
. x)))
= ((((1
/ t1)
* (1
/ t2))
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
* ((
abs g1)
. x))
.= (((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
* ((
abs g1)
. x)) by
XCMPLX_1: 102
.= ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* (((
abs f1)
(#) (
abs g1))
. x)) by
A53
.= ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* ((
abs (f1
(#) g1))
. x)) by
RFUNCT_1: 24
.= (((1
/ (t1
* t2))
(#) (
abs (f1
(#) g1)))
. x) by
A47,
A51,
A49,
VALUED_1:def 5
.= ((
abs w)
. x) by
A40,
RFUNCT_1: 25;
A55: ((1
/ t1)
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
= (((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
. x) & ((1
/ t2)
* ((
abs g1)
. x))
= (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
. x) by
VALUED_1: 6;
(
dom (((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m))
= (
dom f1) & (
dom (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n))
= (
dom g1) by
A8,
A41,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then x
in (
dom (((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m)) & x
in (
dom (((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n)) by
A48,
A51,
XBOOLE_0:def 4;
then ((((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
. x)
to_power m)
= ((((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m)
. x) & ((((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
. x)
to_power n)
= ((((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n)
. x) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then (((((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
. x)
to_power m)
/ m)
= (F
. x) & (((((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
. x)
to_power n)
/ n)
= (G
. x) by
VALUED_1: 6;
then (((((1
/ t1)
* ((
abs f1)
. x))
to_power m)
/ m)
+ ((((1
/ t2)
* ((
abs g1)
. x))
to_power n)
/ n))
= (z
. x) by
A8,
A48,
A51,
A43,
A55,
VALUED_1:def 1;
hence thesis by
A52,
A54,
VALUED_1: 18;
end;
then
A56: (
Integral (M,(
abs w)))
<= (
Integral (M,z)) by
A4,
A6,
A46,
A8,
A48,
A43,
A50,
MESFUNC6: 96;
consider E1 be
Element of S such that
A57: E1
= ((
dom F)
/\ (
dom G)) & (
Integral (M,(F
+ G)))
= ((
Integral (M,(F
| E1)))
+ (
Integral (M,(G
| E1)))) by
A45,
MESFUNC6: 101;
EDf
= (X
/\ EDf) & EDg
= (X
/\ EDg) by
XBOOLE_1: 28;
then
A58: EDf
= (X
\ Nf) & EDg
= (X
\ Ng) by
XBOOLE_1: 48;
A59: (EDf
\ E)
= (EDf
\ EDg) by
XBOOLE_1: 47
.= (((X
\ Nf)
\ X)
\/ ((X
\ Nf)
/\ Ng)) by
A58,
XBOOLE_1: 52
.= ((X
\ (Nf
\/ X))
\/ ((X
\ Nf)
/\ Ng)) by
XBOOLE_1: 41
.= ((X
\ X)
\/ ((X
\ Nf)
/\ Ng)) by
XBOOLE_1: 12
.= (
{}
\/ ((X
\ Nf)
/\ Ng)) by
XBOOLE_1: 37;
A60: (EDg
\ E)
= (EDg
\ EDf) by
XBOOLE_1: 47
.= (((X
\ Ng)
\ X)
\/ ((X
\ Ng)
/\ Nf)) by
A58,
XBOOLE_1: 52
.= ((X
\ (Ng
\/ X))
\/ ((X
\ Ng)
/\ Nf)) by
XBOOLE_1: 41
.= ((X
\ X)
\/ ((X
\ Ng)
/\ Nf)) by
XBOOLE_1: 12
.= (
{}
\/ ((X
\ Ng)
/\ Nf)) by
XBOOLE_1: 37;
set NF = (EDf
/\ Ng);
set NG = (EDg
/\ Nf);
Nf is
measure_zero of M & Ng is
measure_zero of M by
A4,
A6,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then NF is
measure_zero of M & NG is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 36,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then
A61: (M
. NF)
=
0 & (M
. NG)
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
E
= (EDf
/\ E) & E
= (EDg
/\ E) by
XBOOLE_1: 17,
XBOOLE_1: 28;
then
A62: E
= (EDf
\ NF) & E
= (EDg
\ NG) by
A58,
A59,
A60,
XBOOLE_1: 48;
(
R_EAL F)
is_integrable_on M by
A45;
then ex E be
Element of S st E
= (
dom (
R_EAL F)) & (
R_EAL F) is E
-measurable;
then
A63: F is EDf
-measurable by
A42,
A8,
A4;
(
R_EAL G)
is_integrable_on M by
A45;
then ex E be
Element of S st E
= (
dom (
R_EAL G)) & (
R_EAL G) is E
-measurable;
then
A64: G is EDg
-measurable by
A42,
A8,
A6;
((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
= (t1
to_power (
- m)) by
A38,
A7,
POWER: 32,
POWER: 34;
then ((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
= (s1
to_power ((1
/ m)
* (
- m))) by
A7,
A38,
POWER: 33;
then ((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
= (s1
to_power (
- ((1
* (1
/ m))
* m)));
then ((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
= (s1
to_power (
- 1)) by
XCMPLX_1: 106;
then ((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
= ((1
/ s1)
to_power 1) by
A7,
A38,
POWER: 32;
then
A65: ((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
= (1
/ s1) by
POWER: 25;
A66: ((1
/ s1) qua
ExtReal
* s1)
= 1 & ((1
/ s2) qua
ExtReal
* s2)
= 1 by
A38,
XCMPLX_1: 106;
A67: ((1
/ t2)
to_power n)
= (t2
to_power (
- n)) by
A38,
A7,
POWER: 32,
POWER: 34
.= (s2
to_power ((1
/ n)
* (
- n))) by
A7,
A38,
POWER: 33
.= (s2
to_power (
- ((1
* (1
/ n))
* n)))
.= (s2
to_power (
- 1)) by
XCMPLX_1: 106
.= ((1
/ s2)
to_power 1) by
A7,
A38,
POWER: 32
.= (1
/ s2) by
POWER: 25;
A68: (
Integral (M,(F
| E)))
= (
Integral (M,F)) by
A4,
A8,
A42,
A62,
A61,
A63,
MESFUNC6: 89
.= ((1
/ m)
* (
Integral (M,(((1
/ t1)
(#) (
abs f1))
to_power m)))) by
A44,
MESFUNC6: 102
.= ((1
/ m)
* (
Integral (M,(((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
(#) ((
abs f1)
to_power m))))) by
A39,
Th19
.= ((1
/ m)
* (((1
/ t1)
to_power m)
* (
Integral (M,((
abs f1)
to_power m))))) by
A3,
MESFUNC6: 102
.= (1
/ m) by
A65,
A66,
XXREAL_3: 81;
A69: (
Integral (M,(G
| E)))
= (
Integral (M,G)) by
A6,
A8,
A42,
A62,
A61,
A64,
MESFUNC6: 89
.= ((1
/ n)
* (
Integral (M,(((1
/ t2)
(#) (
abs g1))
to_power n)))) by
A44,
MESFUNC6: 102
.= ((1
/ n)
* (
Integral (M,(((1
/ t2)
to_power n)
(#) ((
abs g1)
to_power n))))) by
A39,
Th19
.= ((1
/ n)
* (((1
/ t2)
to_power n)
* (
Integral (M,((
abs g1)
to_power n))))) by
A5,
MESFUNC6: 102
.= (1
/ n) by
A66,
A67,
XXREAL_3: 81;
reconsider n1 = (1
/ n), m1 = (1
/ m) as
Real;
A70: (
Integral (M,(F
+ G)))
= ((
Integral (M,(F
| E)))
+ (
Integral (M,(G
| E)))) by
A42,
A4,
A6,
A8,
A57
.= (m1
+ n1) by
A69,
A68,
SUPINF_2: 1
.= jj by
A1;
(
abs w)
= (
|.(1
/ (t1
* t2)) qua
Complex.|
(#) (
abs (f1
(#) g1))) by
RFUNCT_1: 25;
then (
abs w)
= ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
(#) (
abs (f1
(#) g1))) by
A39,
ABSVALUE:def 1;
then
A71: (
Integral (M,(
abs w)))
= ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1))))) by
A15,
MESFUNC6: 102;
reconsider c1 = (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1)))) as
Element of
REAL by
A14,
LPSPACE1: 44;
((1
/ (t1
* t2)) qua
ExtReal
* (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1)))))
= ((1
/ (t1
* t2)) qua
ExtReal
* c1);
then ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* (
Integral (M,(
abs (f1
(#) g1)))))
= ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* c1);
then ((t1
* t2)
* ((1
/ (t1
* t2))
* c1))
<= ((t1
* t2)
* 1) by
A39,
A56,
A71,
A70,
XREAL_1: 64;
then
A72: (((t1
* t2)
* (1
/ (t1
* t2)))
* c1)
<= (t1
* t2);
((t1
* t2)
* (1
/ (t1
* t2)))
= 1 by
A39,
XCMPLX_1: 106;
hence thesis by
A3,
A5,
A72;
end;
end;
Lm5: for m,n be
positive
Real st ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) holds ex r1,r2,r3 be
Real st r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) & r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power m))) & r3
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power m))) & (r3
to_power (1
/ m))
<= ((r1
to_power (1
/ m))
+ (r2
to_power (1
/ m)))
proof
let m,n be
positive
Real;
assume
A1: ((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1 & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m));
then (((m
+ n)
* ((m
* n)
" ))
* (m
* n))
= (1
* (m
* n)) by
XCMPLX_1: 211;
then ((m
+ n)
* (((m
* n)
" )
* (m
* n)))
= (m
* n);
then ((m
+ n)
* 1)
= (m
* n) by
XCMPLX_0:def 7;
then
A2: m
= (n
* (m
- 1));
A3: (1
- 1)
< (m
- 1) by
A1,
Th1,
XREAL_1: 14;
then
A4: (m
- 1)
>
0 ;
ex f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f1 & ex NDf be
Element of S st (M
. (NDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= NDf & f1 is NDf
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then
consider EDf be
Element of S such that
A5: (M
. (EDf
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= EDf & f is EDf
-measurable;
ex g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= g1 & ex NDg be
Element of S st (M
. (NDg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= NDg & g1 is NDg
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then
consider EDg be
Element of S such that
A6: (M
. (EDg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= EDg & g is EDg
-measurable;
set E = (EDf
/\ EDg);
A7: (f
+ g)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) by
A1,
Th25;
then
A8: ex h1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (f
+ g)
= h1 & ex NDfg be
Element of S st (M
. (NDfg
` ))
=
0 & (
dom h1)
= NDfg & h1 is NDfg
-measurable & ((
abs h1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M;
A9: (
dom (f
+ g))
= E by
A5,
A6,
VALUED_1:def 1;
then
A10: (
abs (f
+ g)) is E
-measurable by
A8,
MESFUNC6: 48;
reconsider s1 = (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) as
Element of
REAL by
A1,
Th49;
reconsider s2 = (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power m))) as
Element of
REAL by
A1,
Th49;
reconsider s3 = (
Integral (M,((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power m))) as
Element of
REAL by
A7,
Th49;
set t = ((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power (m
- 1));
A11: (
dom t)
= (
dom (
abs (f
+ g))) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A12: (
dom t)
= E by
A9,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
A13: t is E
-measurable by
A3,
A10,
A11,
MESFUN6C: 29;
A14: (t
to_power n)
= ((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power m) by
A2,
A3,
Th6;
A15: (
abs t)
= t by
Th14,
A4;
then
A16: t
in (
Lp_Functions (M,n)) by
A9,
A12,
A14,
A8,
A13;
then
reconsider s4 = (
Integral (M,((
abs t)
to_power n))) as
Element of
REAL by
Th49;
(t
(#) f)
is_integrable_on M & (t
(#) g)
is_integrable_on M by
A1,
A16,
Th59;
then
reconsider u1 = (
Integral (M,(
abs (t
(#) f)))), u2 = (
Integral (M,(
abs (t
(#) g)))) as
Element of
REAL by
LPSPACE1: 44;
A17: (
dom (
abs f))
= EDf & (
dom (
abs g))
= EDg by
A5,
A6,
VALUED_1:def 11;
(
dom (t
(#) (
abs f)))
= ((
dom t)
/\ (
dom (
abs f))) & (
dom (t
(#) (
abs g)))
= ((
dom t)
/\ (
dom (
abs g))) by
VALUED_1:def 4;
then
A18: (
dom (t
(#) (
abs f)))
= E & (
dom (t
(#) (
abs g)))
= E by
A12,
A17,
XBOOLE_1: 17,
XBOOLE_1: 28;
A19: (
abs (t
(#) f))
= (t
(#) (
abs f)) & (
abs (t
(#) g))
= (t
(#) (
abs g)) & (
abs (t
(#) (f
+ g)))
= (t
(#) (
abs (f
+ g))) by
A15,
RFUNCT_1: 24;
(t
(#) f)
is_integrable_on M & (t
(#) g)
is_integrable_on M & (t
(#) (f
+ g))
is_integrable_on M by
A1,
A16,
A7,
Th59;
then
A20: (t
(#) (
abs f))
is_integrable_on M & (t
(#) (
abs g))
is_integrable_on M & (t
(#) (
abs (f
+ g)))
is_integrable_on M by
A19,
LPSPACE1: 44;
set F = (t
(#) (
abs (f
+ g)));
set G = ((t
(#) (
abs f))
+ (t
(#) (
abs g)));
A21: (
dom F)
= (E
/\ E) by
A11,
A12,
VALUED_1:def 4;
A22: (
dom G)
= (E
/\ E) by
A18,
VALUED_1:def 1;
(
R_EAL F)
is_integrable_on M by
A20;
then ex E1 be
Element of S st E1
= (
dom (
R_EAL F)) & (
R_EAL F) is E1
-measurable;
then
A23: F is E
-measurable by
A21;
A24: G
is_integrable_on M by
A20,
MESFUNC6: 100;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom F) holds
|.(F
. x) qua
Complex.|
<= (G
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A25: x
in (
dom F);
then
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)).|
=
|.((f
+ g)
. x).| by
A9,
A21,
VALUED_1:def 1;
then
A26:
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)).|
= ((
abs (f
+ g))
. x) &
|.(f
. x).|
= ((
abs f)
. x) &
|.(g
. x).|
= ((
abs g)
. x) by
VALUED_1: 18;
A27:
|.(f
. x).|
=
|.(f
. x).| &
|.(g
. x).|
=
|.(g
. x).| &
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)).|
=
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)).|;
A28: (t
. x)
>=
0 & ((
abs (f
+ g))
. x)
>=
0 by
A3,
MESFUNC6: 51;
reconsider fx = (f
. x), gx = (g
. x) as
R_eal by
XXREAL_0:def 1;
A29: (fx
+ gx)
= ((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)) by
SUPINF_2: 1;
|.(fx
+ gx).|
<= (
|.fx.|
+
|.gx.|) by
EXTREAL1: 24;
then
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)).|
<= (
|.fx.|
+
|.gx.|) by
A29;
then
|.((f
. x)
+ (g
. x)).|
<= (
|.(f
. x) qua
Complex.|
+
|.(g
. x) qua
Complex.|) by
A27,
SUPINF_2: 1;
then
A30: ((t
. x)
* ((
abs (f
+ g))
. x))
<= ((t
. x)
* (((
abs f)
. x)
+ ((
abs g)
. x))) by
A26,
A28,
XREAL_1: 64;
((t
. x)
* ((
abs f)
. x))
= ((t
(#) (
abs f))
. x) & ((t
. x)
* ((
abs g)
. x))
= ((t
(#) (
abs g))
. x) by
VALUED_1: 5;
then ((t
. x)
* (((
abs f)
. x)
+ ((
abs g)
. x)))
= (((t
(#) (
abs f))
. x)
+ ((t
(#) (
abs g))
. x));
then
A31: ((t
. x)
* (((
abs f)
. x)
+ ((
abs g)
. x)))
= (G
. x) by
A21,
A22,
A25,
VALUED_1:def 1;
((t
. x)
* ((
abs (f
+ g))
. x))
= (F
. x) by
VALUED_1: 5;
hence thesis by
A31,
A30,
A28,
ABSVALUE:def 1;
end;
then
A32: (
Integral (M,(
abs F)))
<= (
Integral (M,G)) by
A21,
A22,
A23,
A24,
MESFUNC6: 96;
A33: ex E1 be
Element of S st E1
= (E
/\ E) & (
Integral (M,G))
= ((
Integral (M,((t
(#) (
abs f))
| E1)))
+ (
Integral (M,((t
(#) (
abs g))
| E1)))) by
A18,
A20,
MESFUNC6: 101;
(
Integral (M,((t
(#) (
abs f))
| E)))
= (
Integral (M,(t
(#) (
abs f)))) & (
Integral (M,((t
(#) (
abs g))
| E)))
= (
Integral (M,(t
(#) (
abs g)))) by
A18,
RELAT_1: 69;
then
A34: (
Integral (M,G))
= (u1
+ u2) by
A19,
A33,
SUPINF_2: 1;
set v1 = ((s4
to_power (1
/ n))
* (s1
to_power (1
/ m)));
set v2 = ((s4
to_power (1
/ n))
* (s2
to_power (1
/ m)));
(ex r4 be
Real st r4
= (
Integral (M,((
abs t)
to_power n))) & ex r1 be
Real st r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) & (
Integral (M,(
abs (t
(#) f))))
<= ((r4
to_power (1
/ n))
* (r1
to_power (1
/ m)))) & (ex r4 be
Real st r4
= (
Integral (M,((
abs t)
to_power n))) & ex r2 be
Real st r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power m))) & (
Integral (M,(
abs (t
(#) g))))
<= ((r4
to_power (1
/ n))
* (r2
to_power (1
/ m)))) by
A1,
A16,
Th60;
then
A35: (u1
+ u2)
<= (v1
+ v2) by
XREAL_1: 7;
F
= (((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power (m
- 1))
(#) ((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power 1)) by
Th8
.= ((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power ((m
- 1)
+ 1)) by
Th7,
A3;
then (
Integral (M,(
abs F)))
= s3 by
Th14;
then
A36: s3
<= (((s3
to_power (1
/ n))
* (s1
to_power (1
/ m)))
+ ((s3
to_power (1
/ n))
* (s2
to_power (1
/ m)))) by
A14,
A15,
A32,
A34,
A35,
XXREAL_0: 2;
per cases by
A7,
Th49;
suppose s3
=
0 ;
then
A37: (s3
to_power (1
/ m))
=
0 by
POWER:def 2;
(s1
to_power (1
/ m))
>=
0 & (s2
to_power (1
/ m))
>=
0 by
A1,
Th49,
Th4;
then (s3
to_power (1
/ m))
<= ((s1
to_power (1
/ m))
+ (s2
to_power (1
/ m))) by
A37;
hence thesis;
end;
suppose
A38: s3
>
0 ;
then
A39: (s3
to_power (1
/ n))
>
0 by
POWER: 34;
set w1 = (s3
to_power (1
/ n));
((1
/ w1)
* ((w1
* (s1
to_power (1
/ m)))
+ (w1
* (s2
to_power (1
/ m)))))
= (((1
/ w1)
* w1)
* ((s1
to_power (1
/ m))
+ (s2
to_power (1
/ m))));
then
A40: ((1
/ w1)
* ((w1
* (s1
to_power (1
/ m)))
+ (w1
* (s2
to_power (1
/ m)))))
= (1
* ((s1
to_power (1
/ m))
+ (s2
to_power (1
/ m)))) by
A39,
XCMPLX_1: 106;
((1
/ w1)
* s3)
= ((s3
to_power (
- (1
/ n)))
* s3) by
A38,
POWER: 28
.= ((s3
to_power (
- (1
/ n)))
* (s3
to_power 1)) by
POWER: 25
.= (s3
to_power ((
- (1
/ n))
+ 1)) by
A38,
POWER: 27
.= (s3
to_power (1
/ m)) by
A1;
hence thesis by
A39,
A40,
A36,
XREAL_1: 64;
end;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:61
Th61: for m be
positive
Real holds for r1,r2,r3 be
Real st 1
<= m & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) & r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power m))) & r3
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power m))) holds (r3
to_power (1
/ m))
<= ((r1
to_power (1
/ m))
+ (r2
to_power (1
/ m)))
proof
let m be
positive
Real;
let r1,r2,r3 be
Real;
assume
A1: 1
<= m & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,m)) & r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) & r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power m))) & r3
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power m)));
per cases ;
suppose
A2: m
= 1;
then
A3: r1
= (
Integral (M,(
abs f))) & r2
= (
Integral (M,(
abs g))) & r3
= (
Integral (M,(
abs (f
+ g)))) by
A1,
Th8;
A4: ex f1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f1 & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f1)
= ND & f1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs f1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
A5: ex g1 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= g1 & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g1)
= ND & g1 is ND
-measurable & ((
abs g1)
to_power m)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then (
abs f)
is_integrable_on M & (
abs g)
is_integrable_on M by
A2,
A4,
Th8;
then f
is_integrable_on M & g
is_integrable_on M by
A4,
A5,
MESFUNC6: 94;
then (
Integral (M,(
abs (f
+ g))))
<= ((
Integral (M,(
abs f)))
+ (
Integral (M,(
abs g)))) by
LPSPACE1: 55;
then
A6: r3
<= (r1
+ r2) by
A3,
XXREAL_3:def 2;
(r1
to_power (1
/ m))
= r1 & (r2
to_power (1
/ m))
= r2 by
A2,
POWER: 25;
hence thesis by
A6,
A2,
POWER: 25;
end;
suppose
A7: m
<> 1;
set n1 = (1
- (1
/ m));
1
< m by
A1,
A7,
XXREAL_0: 1;
then (1
/ m)
< 1 by
XREAL_1: 189;
then
0
< n1 by
XREAL_1: 50;
then
reconsider n = (1
/ n1) as
positive
Real;
((1
/ m)
+ (1
/ n))
= 1;
then ex rr1,rr2,rr3 be
Real st rr1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power m))) & rr2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power m))) & rr3
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (f
+ g))
to_power m))) & (rr3
to_power (1
/ m))
<= ((rr1
to_power (1
/ m))
+ (rr2
to_power (1
/ m))) by
A1,
Lm5;
hence thesis by
A1;
end;
end;
Lm6: for k be
geq_than_1
Real holds (
Lp-Space (M,k)) is
reflexive
discerning
RealNormSpace-like
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
right_complementable
proof
let k be
geq_than_1
Real;
set x = (
0. (
Lp-Space (M,k)));
x
= (
0. (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)));
then x
= (
zeroCoset (M,k)) by
Def11;
then (X
-->
0 )
in x by
Th38,
Th23;
then ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (X
-->
0 ))
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th55;
then
consider r0 be
Real such that
A1: r0
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (X
-->
0 ))
to_power k))) & ((
Lp-Norm (M,k))
. x)
= (r0
to_power (1
/ k));
r0
=
0 by
A1,
Th58;
hence
||.x.||
=
0 by
A1,
POWER:def 2;
now
let x,y be
Point of (
Lp-Space (M,k)), a be
Real;
A2: 1
<= k by
Def1;
hereby
assume
A3:
||.x.||
=
0 ;
consider f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A4: f
in x & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Def12;
A5: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th51,
A4;
then
consider r1 be
Real such that
A6: r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) & r1
>=
0 & ((
Lp-Norm (M,k))
. x)
= (r1
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A4,
Th49;
r1
=
0 by
A3,
A6,
POWER: 34;
then (
zeroCoset (M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
A5,
A6,
Th57,
Th42;
then (
0. (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,k)))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) by
Def11;
hence x
= (
0. (
Lp-Space (M,k))) by
A4,
Th55;
end;
consider f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A7: f
in x & ex r1 be
Real st r1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (r1
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Def12;
A8: ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th51,
A7;
consider g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A9: g
in y & ex r2 be
Real st r2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k))) &
||.y.||
= (r2
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Def12;
A10: ((
abs g)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th51,
A9;
consider s1 be
Real such that
A11: s1
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.x.||
= (s1
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A7;
A12: s1
=
0 implies (s1
to_power (1
/ k))
>=
0 by
POWER:def 2;
s1
>
0 implies (s1
to_power (1
/ k))
>=
0 by
POWER: 34;
hence
0
<=
||.x.|| by
A12,
A8,
A11,
Th49;
set t = (f
+ g);
set w = (x
+ y);
A13: s1
>=
0 by
A8,
A11,
Th49;
consider s2 be
Real such that
A14: s2
= (
Integral (M,((
abs g)
to_power k))) &
||.y.||
= (s2
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A9;
(f
+ g)
in (x
+ y) by
Th54,
A7,
A9;
then ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs t)
to_power k))) &
||.w.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th53;
hence
||.(x
+ y).||
<= (
||.x.||
+
||.y.||) by
Th61,
A2,
A8,
A10,
A14,
A11;
set t = (a
(#) f);
set w = (a
* x);
(a
(#) f)
in (a
* x) by
Th54,
A7;
then ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs t)
to_power k))) &
||.w.||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th53;
then
consider s be
Real such that
A15: s
= (
Integral (M,((
abs t)
to_power k))) &
||.w.||
= (s
to_power (1
/ k));
reconsider r = (
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k) as
Real;
A16: s
= (
Integral (M,(r
(#) ((
abs f)
to_power k)))) by
A15,
Th18
.= (r
* (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k)))) by
A8,
MESFUNC6: 102
.= (r
* s1) by
A11,
EXTREAL1: 1
.= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
* s1);
(
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
>=
0 by
Th4,
COMPLEX1: 46;
then
||.(a
* x).||
= (((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
to_power (1
/ k))
* (s1
to_power (1
/ k))) by
A13,
A15,
A16,
Th5
.= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power (k
* (1
/ k)))
* (s1
to_power (1
/ k))) by
COMPLEX1: 46,
HOLDER_1: 2
.= ((
|.a qua
Complex.|
to_power 1)
* (s1
to_power (1
/ k))) by
XCMPLX_1: 106;
hence
||.(a
* x).||
= (
|.a qua
Complex.|
*
||.x.||) by
A11,
POWER: 25;
end;
hence thesis by
NORMSP_1:def 1,
RSSPACE3: 2;
end;
registration
let k be
geq_than_1
Real;
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S;
cluster (
Lp-Space (M,k)) ->
reflexive
discerning
RealNormSpace-like
vector-distributive
scalar-distributive
scalar-associative
scalar-unital
Abelian
add-associative
right_zeroed
right_complementable;
coherence by
Lm6;
end
begin
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:62
Th62: for Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k)) holds ex Fsq be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL st for n be
Nat holds (Fsq
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. n)
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq
. n),M,k)) & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k))
proof
let Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k));
defpred
P[
Nat,
set] means ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st $2
= f & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
in (Sq
. $1) & (Sq
. $1)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. $1).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k));
A1: for x be
Element of
NAT holds ex y be
Element of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL )) st
P[x, y]
proof
let x be
Element of
NAT ;
consider y be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: y
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Sq
. x)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (y,M,k)) by
Th53;
ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs y)
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. x).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th53,
A2,
Th38;
hence thesis by
A2,
Th38;
end;
consider G be
sequence of (
PFuncs (X,
REAL )) such that
A3: for n be
Element of
NAT holds
P[n, (G
. n)] from
FUNCT_2:sch 3(
A1);
reconsider G as
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL ;
now
let n be
Nat;
n
in
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
then ex f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (G
. n)
= f & f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & f
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,k)) & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs f)
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A3;
hence (G
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (G
. n)
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((G
. n),M,k)) & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (G
. n))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k));
end;
hence thesis;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:63
Th63: for Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k)) holds ex Fsq be
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL st for n be
Nat holds (Fsq
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. n)
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq
. n),M,k)) & ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k))
proof
let Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k));
consider Fsq be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A1: for n be
Nat holds (Fsq
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. n)
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq
. n),M,k)) & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th62;
defpred
P[
Nat,
set] means ex DMFSQN be
Element of S st $2
= DMFSQN & ex FSQN be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (Fsq
. $1)
= FSQN & (M
. (DMFSQN
` ))
=
0 & (
dom FSQN)
= DMFSQN & FSQN is DMFSQN
-measurable & ((
abs FSQN)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
A2: for n be
Element of
NAT holds ex y be
Element of S st
P[n, y]
proof
let n be
Element of
NAT ;
(Fsq
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A1;
then ex FMF be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (Fsq
. n)
= FMF & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom FMF)
= ND & FMF is ND
-measurable & ((
abs FMF)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
hence thesis;
end;
consider G be
sequence of S such that
A3: for n be
Element of
NAT holds
P[n, (G
. n)] from
FUNCT_2:sch 3(
A2);
reconsider E0 = (
meet (
rng G)) as
Element of S;
A4: for n be
Nat holds (M
. (X
\ (G
. n)))
=
0 & E0
c= (
dom (Fsq
. n))
proof
let n be
Nat;
A5: n
in
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
ex D be
Element of S st (G
. n)
= D & ex F be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (Fsq
. n)
= F & (M
. (D
` ))
=
0 & (
dom F)
= D & F is D
-measurable & ((
abs F)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A3,
A5;
hence (M
. (X
\ (G
. n)))
=
0 & E0
c= (
dom (Fsq
. n)) by
FUNCT_2: 4,
SETFAM_1: 3,
A5;
end;
A6: (X
\ (
rng G)) is
N_Sub_set_fam of X by
MEASURE1: 21;
for A be
set st A
in (X
\ (
rng G)) holds A
in S & A is
measure_zero of M
proof
let A be
set;
assume
A7: A
in (X
\ (
rng G));
then
reconsider A0 = A as
Subset of X;
(A0
` )
in (
rng G) by
A7,
SETFAM_1:def 7;
then
consider n be
object such that
A8: n
in
NAT & (A0
` )
= (G
. n) by
FUNCT_2: 11;
reconsider n as
Nat by
A8;
A9: ((A0
` )
` )
= A0;
then A0
= (X
\ (G
. n)) by
A8;
hence A
in S by
MEASURE1: 34;
A10: (M
. A0)
=
0 by
A4,
A8,
A9;
A0
= (X
\ (G
. n)) by
A8,
A9;
then A is
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
hence A is
measure_zero of M by
A10,
MEASURE1:def 7;
end;
then
A11: (for A be
object st A
in (X
\ (
rng G)) holds A
in S) & (for A be
set st A
in (X
\ (
rng G)) holds A is
measure_zero of M);
then (X
\ (
rng G))
c= S;
then (X
\ (
rng G)) is
N_Measure_fam of S by
A6,
MEASURE2:def 1;
then
A12: (
union (X
\ (
rng G))) is
measure_zero of M by
A11,
MEASURE2: 14;
(E0
` )
= (X
\ (X
\ (
union (X
\ (
rng G))))) by
MEASURE1: 4
.= (X
/\ (
union (X
\ (
rng G)))) by
XBOOLE_1: 48
.= (
union (X
\ (
rng G))) by
XBOOLE_1: 28;
then
A13: (M
. (E0
` ))
=
0 by
A12,
MEASURE1:def 7;
set Fsq2 = (Fsq
|| E0);
A14: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= E0
proof
let n be
Nat;
(
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= (
dom ((Fsq
. n)
| E0)) by
MESFUN9C:def 1;
then (
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= ((
dom (Fsq
. n))
/\ E0) by
RELAT_1: 61;
hence (
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= E0 by
A4,
XBOOLE_1: 28;
end;
now
let n,m be
Nat;
(
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= E0 & (
dom (Fsq2
. m))
= E0 by
A14;
hence (
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= (
dom (Fsq2
. m));
end;
then
reconsider Fsq2 as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL by
MESFUNC8:def 2;
take Fsq2;
hereby
let n be
Nat;
(Fsq
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A1;
then
A15: ex FMF be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (Fsq
. n)
= FMF & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom FMF)
= ND & FMF is ND
-measurable & ((
abs FMF)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
then
reconsider E2 = (
dom (Fsq
. n)) as
Element of S;
A16: (E2
/\ E0)
= E0 by
A4,
XBOOLE_1: 28;
(
R_EAL (Fsq
. n)) is E2
-measurable by
A15;
then (
R_EAL (Fsq
. n)) is E0
-measurable by
A4,
MESFUNC1: 30;
then (Fsq
. n) is E0
-measurable;
then ((Fsq
. n)
| E0) is E0
-measurable by
A16,
MESFUNC6: 76;
then
A17: (Fsq2
. n) is E0
-measurable by
MESFUN9C:def 1;
A18: (
dom (Fsq2
. n))
= E0 by
A14;
(
dom ((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k))
= (
dom (
abs (Fsq
. n))) & (
dom ((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k))
= (
dom (
abs (Fsq2
. n))) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A19: (
dom ((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k))
= (
dom (Fsq
. n)) & (
dom ((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k))
= (
dom (Fsq2
. n)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
for x be
object st x
in (
dom ((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k)) holds (((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k)
. x)
= (((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k)
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A20: x
in (
dom ((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k));
then
reconsider x0 = x as
Element of X;
A21: x
in (
dom ((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k)) by
A18,
A19,
A16,
A20,
XBOOLE_0:def 4;
thus (((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k)
. x)
= (((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
. x0)
to_power k) by
A20,
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= (
|.((Fsq2
. n)
. x0) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= (
|.(((Fsq
. n)
| E0)
. x0) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
MESFUN9C:def 1
.= (
|.((Fsq
. n)
. x0) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A18,
A19,
A20,
FUNCT_1: 49
.= (((
abs (Fsq
. n))
. x0)
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= (((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k)
. x) by
A21,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
end;
then (((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k)
| E0)
= ((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k) by
A14,
A16,
A19,
FUNCT_1: 46;
then ((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A15,
MESFUNC6: 91;
hence
A22: (Fsq2
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A17,
A18,
A13;
A23: (Fsq
. n)
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq
. n),M,k)) by
A1;
reconsider EB = (E0
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
((Fsq2
. n)
| (EB
` ))
= (Fsq2
. n) by
A18,
RELAT_1: 68;
then ((Fsq2
. n)
| (EB
` ))
= ((Fsq
. n)
| (EB
` )) by
MESFUN9C:def 1;
then
A24: (Fsq2
. n)
a.e.= ((Fsq
. n),M) by
A13;
hence (Fsq2
. n)
in (Sq
. n) by
A23,
A22,
Th36;
(
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq2
. n),M,k))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq
. n),M,k)) by
Th42,
A24;
hence (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq2
. n),M,k)) by
A1;
hence ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (Fsq2
. n))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th53,
Th38,
A22;
end;
end;
Lm7: for X be
RealNormSpace, Sq be
sequence of X, Sq0 be
Point of X, R1 be
Real_Sequence, N be
increasing
sequence of
NAT st Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm & (for i be
Nat holds (R1
. i)
=
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. i))).||) & R1 is
convergent & (
lim R1)
=
0 holds Sq is
convergent & (
lim Sq)
= Sq0 &
||.(Sq
- Sq0).|| is
convergent & (
lim
||.(Sq
- Sq0).||)
=
0
proof
let X be
RealNormSpace, Sq be
sequence of X, Sq0 be
Point of X, R1 be
Real_Sequence, N be
increasing
sequence of
NAT ;
assume that
A1: Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm and
A2: for i be
Nat holds (R1
. i)
=
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. i))).|| and
A3: R1 is
convergent & (
lim R1)
=
0 ;
A4:
now
let p be
Real;
assume
A5:
0
< p;
then
consider n2 such that
A6: for m, n st n2
<= m & n2
<= n holds
||.((Sq
. m)
- (Sq
. n)).||
< (p
/ 2) by
A1,
RSSPACE3: 8;
consider n1 such that
A7: for l st n1
<= l holds
|.((R1
. l)
-
0 ) qua
Complex.|
< (p
/ 2) by
A3,
A5,
SEQ_2:def 7;
reconsider n3 = (
max (n1,n2)) as
Nat by
TARSKI: 1;
take n3;
thus for n be
Nat st n3
<= n holds
||.((Sq
. n)
- Sq0).||
< p
proof
let n be
Nat;
assume
A8: n3
<= n;
n1
<= n3 by
XXREAL_0: 25;
then n1
<= n by
A8,
XXREAL_0: 2;
then
|.((R1
. n)
-
0 ).|
< (p
/ 2) by
A7;
then
A9:
|.
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||.|
< (p
/ 2) by
A2;
A10:
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
< (p
/ 2) by
A9,
ABSVALUE:def 1;
n
<= (N
. n) by
SEQM_3: 14;
then
A11: n3
<= (N
. n) by
A8,
XXREAL_0: 2;
n2
<= n3 by
XXREAL_0: 25;
then n2
<= (N
. n) & n2
<= n by
A8,
A11,
XXREAL_0: 2;
then
||.((Sq
. (N
. n))
- (Sq
. n)).||
< (p
/ 2) by
A6;
then
A12: (
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
+
||.((Sq
. (N
. n))
- (Sq
. n)).||)
< ((p
/ 2)
+ (p
/ 2)) by
A10,
XREAL_1: 8;
A13:
||.((Sq
. n)
- Sq0).||
=
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. n)).|| by
NORMSP_1: 7
.=
||.((Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n)))
+ ((Sq
. (N
. n))
- (Sq
. n))).|| by
LOPBAN_3: 3;
||.((Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n)))
+ ((Sq
. (N
. n))
- (Sq
. n))).||
<= (
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
+
||.((Sq
. (N
. n))
- (Sq
. n)).||) by
NORMSP_1:def 1;
hence
||.((Sq
. n)
- Sq0).||
< p by
A13,
A12,
XXREAL_0: 2;
end;
end;
hence
A14: Sq is
convergent by
NORMSP_1:def 6;
hence (
lim Sq)
= Sq0 by
A4,
NORMSP_1:def 7;
hence thesis by
A14,
NORMSP_1: 24;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:64
for X be
RealNormSpace, Sq be
sequence of X, Sq0 be
Point of X st
||.(Sq
- Sq0).|| is
convergent & (
lim
||.(Sq
- Sq0).||)
=
0 holds Sq is
convergent & (
lim Sq)
= Sq0
proof
let X be
RealNormSpace, Sq be
sequence of X, Sq0 be
Point of X;
assume
A1:
||.(Sq
- Sq0).|| is
convergent & (
lim
||.(Sq
- Sq0).||)
=
0 ;
A2: for p be
Real st
0
< p holds ex n be
Nat st for m be
Nat st n
<= m holds
||.((Sq
. m)
- Sq0).||
< p
proof
let p be
Real;
assume
0
< p;
then
consider n such that
A3: for m st n
<= m holds
|.((
||.(Sq
- Sq0).||
. m)
-
0 ) qua
Complex.|
< p by
A1,
SEQ_2:def 7;
take n;
hereby
let m be
Nat;
assume n
<= m;
then
|.((
||.(Sq
- Sq0).||
. m)
-
0 ).|
< p by
A3;
then
|.
||.((Sq
- Sq0)
. m).||.|
< p by
NORMSP_0:def 4;
then
|.
||.((Sq
. m)
- Sq0).||.|
< p by
NORMSP_1:def 4;
hence
||.((Sq
. m)
- Sq0).||
< p by
ABSVALUE:def 1;
end;
end;
hence Sq is
convergent by
NORMSP_1:def 6;
hence (
lim Sq)
= Sq0 by
A2,
NORMSP_1:def 7;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:65
Th65: for X be
RealNormSpace, Sq be
sequence of X st Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm holds ex N be
increasing
sequence of
NAT st for i,j be
Nat st j
>= (N
. i) holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. (N
. i))).||
< (2
to_power (
- i))
proof
let X be
RealNormSpace, Sq be
sequence of X;
assume
A1: Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm;
1
= (2
to_power (
-
0 )) by
POWER: 24;
then
consider N0 be
Nat such that
A2: for j,i be
Nat st j
>= N0 & i
>= N0 holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. i)).||
< (2
to_power (
-
0 )) by
A1,
RSSPACE3: 8;
reconsider N0 as
Element of
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
defpred
P[
set,
set,
set] means ex n,x,y be
Nat st n
= $1 & x
= $2 & y
= $3 & ((for j be
Nat st j
>= x holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. x)).||
< (2
to_power (
- n))) implies x
< y & (for j be
Nat st j
>= y holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. y)).||
< (2
to_power (
- (n
+ 1)))));
A3: for n be
Nat, x be
Element of
NAT holds ex y be
Element of
NAT st
P[n, x, y]
proof
let n be
Nat, x be
Element of
NAT ;
now
assume for j be
Nat st j
>= x holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. x)).||
< (2
to_power (
- n));
0
< (2
to_power (
- (n
+ 1))) by
POWER: 34;
then
consider N2 be
Nat such that
A4: for j,i be
Nat st j
>= N2 & i
>= N2 holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. i)).||
< (2
to_power (
- (n
+ 1))) by
A1,
RSSPACE3: 8;
set y = ((
max (x,N2))
+ 1);
take y;
x
<= (
max (x,N2)) by
XXREAL_0: 25;
hence x
< y by
NAT_1: 13;
N2
<= (
max (x,N2)) by
XXREAL_0: 25;
then
A5: N2
< y by
NAT_1: 13;
thus for j be
Nat st j
>= y holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. y)).||
< (2
to_power (
- (n
+ 1)))
proof
let j be
Nat;
assume j
>= y;
then j
>= N2 & y
>= N2 by
A5,
XXREAL_0: 2;
hence thesis by
A4;
end;
end;
hence thesis;
end;
consider f be
sequence of
NAT such that
A6: (f
.
0 )
= N0 & for n be
Nat holds
P[n, (f
. n), (f
. (n
+ 1))] from
RECDEF_1:sch 2(
A3);
defpred
Q[
Nat] means for j be
Nat st j
>= (f
. $1) holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. (f
. $1))).||
< (2
to_power (
- $1));
A7:
Q[
0 ] by
A2,
A6;
A8:
now
let i be
Nat;
assume
A9:
Q[i];
ex n,x,y be
Nat st n
= i & x
= (f
. i) & y
= (f
. (i
+ 1)) & ((for j be
Nat st j
>= x holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. x)).||
< (2
to_power (
- n))) implies x
< y & (for j be
Nat st j
>= y holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. y)).||
< (2
to_power (
- (n
+ 1))))) by
A6;
hence
Q[(i
+ 1)] by
A9;
end;
A10: for i be
Nat holds
Q[i] from
NAT_1:sch 2(
A7,
A8);
now
let i be
Nat;
ex n,x,y be
Nat st n
= i & x
= (f
. i) & y
= (f
. (i
+ 1)) & ((for j be
Nat st j
>= x holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. x)).||
< (2
to_power (
- n))) implies x
< y & (for j be
Nat st j
>= y holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. y)).||
< (2
to_power (
- (n
+ 1))))) by
A6;
hence (f
. i)
< (f
. (i
+ 1)) by
A10;
end;
then f is
increasing;
hence thesis by
A10;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:66
Th66: for F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL st (for m be
Nat holds (F
. m)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))) holds for m be
Nat holds ((
Partial_Sums F)
. m)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
let F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL ;
assume
A1: for m be
Nat holds (F
. m)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
defpred
P[
Nat] means ((
Partial_Sums F)
. $1)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
((
Partial_Sums F)
.
0 )
= (F
.
0 ) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
then
A2:
P[
0 ] by
A1;
A3:
now
let j be
Nat;
assume
P[j];
then
A4: ((
Partial_Sums F)
. j)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (F
. (j
+ 1))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A1;
((
Partial_Sums F)
. (j
+ 1))
= (((
Partial_Sums F)
. j)
+ (F
. (j
+ 1))) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
hence
P[(j
+ 1)] by
A4,
Th25;
end;
for j be
Nat holds
P[j] from
NAT_1:sch 2(
A2,
A3);
hence thesis;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:67
Th67: for F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL st (for m be
Nat holds (F
. m) is
nonnegative) holds for m be
Nat holds ((
Partial_Sums F)
. m) is
nonnegative
proof
let F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL ;
assume
A1: for m be
Nat holds (F
. m) is
nonnegative;
defpred
P[
Nat] means ((
Partial_Sums F)
. $1) is
nonnegative;
((
Partial_Sums F)
.
0 )
= (F
.
0 ) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
then
A2:
P[
0 ] by
A1;
A3:
now
let k be
Nat;
assume
P[k];
then
A4: ((
Partial_Sums F)
. k) is
nonnegative & (F
. (k
+ 1)) is
nonnegative by
A1;
((
Partial_Sums F)
. (k
+ 1))
= (((
Partial_Sums F)
. k)
+ (F
. (k
+ 1))) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
hence
P[(k
+ 1)] by
A4,
MESFUNC6: 56;
end;
for k be
Nat holds
P[k] from
NAT_1:sch 2(
A2,
A3);
hence thesis;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:68
Th68: for F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL , x be
Element of X, n,m be
Nat st F is
with_the_same_dom & x
in (
dom (F
.
0 )) & (for k be
Nat holds (F
. k) is
nonnegative) & n
<= m holds (((
Partial_Sums F)
. n)
. x)
<= (((
Partial_Sums F)
. m)
. x)
proof
let F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL , x be
Element of X, n,m be
Nat;
assume
A1: F is
with_the_same_dom;
assume
A2: x
in (
dom (F
.
0 ));
assume
A3: for m be
Nat holds (F
. m) is
nonnegative;
assume
A4: n
<= m;
set PF = (
Partial_Sums F);
defpred
P[
Nat] means ((PF
. n)
. x)
<= ((PF
. $1)
. x);
A5: for k be
Nat holds ((PF
. k)
. x)
<= ((PF
. (k
+ 1))
. x)
proof
let k be
Nat;
A6: (PF
. (k
+ 1))
= ((PF
. k)
+ (F
. (k
+ 1))) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
A7: (
dom (PF
. (k
+ 1)))
= (
dom (F
.
0 )) by
A1,
MESFUN9C: 11;
(F
. (k
+ 1)) is
nonnegative & (PF
. k) is
nonnegative by
A3,
Th67;
then
0
<= ((F
. (k
+ 1))
. x) &
0
<= ((PF
. k)
. x) by
MESFUNC6: 51;
then (((PF
. k)
. x)
+
0 )
<= (((PF
. k)
. x)
+ ((F
. (k
+ 1))
. x)) by
XREAL_1: 7;
hence thesis by
A7,
A2,
A6,
VALUED_1:def 1;
end;
A8: for k be
Nat st k
>= n & (for l be
Nat st l
>= n & l
< k holds
P[l]) holds
P[k]
proof
let k be
Nat;
assume
A9: k
>= n & for l be
Nat st l
>= n & l
< k holds
P[l];
now
assume k
> n;
then k
>= (n
+ 1) by
NAT_1: 13;
then
A10: k
= (n
+ 1) or k
> (n
+ 1) by
XXREAL_0: 1;
now
assume
A11: k
> (n
+ 1);
then
reconsider l = (k
- 1) as
Nat by
NAT_1: 20;
k
< (k
+ 1) by
NAT_1: 13;
then k
> l & l
>= n by
A11,
XREAL_1: 19;
then
A12: ((PF
. n)
. x)
<= ((PF
. l)
. x) by
A9;
k
= (l
+ 1);
then ((PF
. l)
. x)
<= ((PF
. k)
. x) by
A5;
hence thesis by
A12,
XXREAL_0: 2;
end;
hence thesis by
A10,
A5;
end;
hence thesis by
A9,
XXREAL_0: 1;
end;
for k be
Nat st k
>= n holds
P[k] from
NAT_1:sch 9(
A8);
hence thesis by
A4;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:69
Th69: for F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL st F is
with_the_same_dom holds (
abs F) is
with_the_same_dom
proof
let F be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL ;
assume
A1: F is
with_the_same_dom;
for n,m be
Nat holds (
dom ((
abs F)
. n))
= (
dom ((
abs F)
. m))
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
((
abs F)
. n)
= (
abs (F
. n)) & ((
abs F)
. m)
= (
abs (F
. m)) by
SEQFUNC:def 4;
then (
dom ((
abs F)
. n))
= (
dom (F
. n)) & (
dom ((
abs F)
. m))
= (
dom (F
. m)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
hence (
dom ((
abs F)
. n))
= (
dom ((
abs F)
. m)) by
A1,
MESFUNC8:def 2;
end;
hence (
abs F) is
with_the_same_dom by
MESFUNC8:def 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:70
Th70: for k be
geq_than_1
Real, Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k)) st Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm holds Sq is
convergent
proof
let k be
geq_than_1
Real;
let Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k));
A1: 1
<= k by
Def1;
assume
A2: Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm;
consider Fsq be
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A3: for n be
Nat holds (Fsq
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. n)
in (Sq
. n) & (Sq
. n)
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((Fsq
. n),M,k)) & ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (Fsq
. n))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq
. n).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th63;
(Fsq
.
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A3;
then
A4: ex D be
Element of S st (M
. (D
` ))
=
0 & (
dom (Fsq
.
0 ))
= D & (Fsq
.
0 ) is D
-measurable by
Th35;
then
reconsider E = (
dom (Fsq
.
0 )) as
Element of S;
consider N be
increasing
sequence of
NAT such that
A5: for i,j be
Nat st j
>= (N
. i) holds
||.((Sq
. j)
- (Sq
. (N
. i))).||
< (2
to_power (
- i)) by
Th65,
A2;
deffunc
FsqN(
Nat) = (Fsq
. (N
. $1));
consider F1 be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A6: for n be
Nat holds (F1
. n)
=
FsqN(n) from
SEQFUNC:sch 1;
A7: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (F1
. n))
= E & (F1
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (F1
. n) is E
-measurable & (
abs (F1
. n))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
let n be
Nat;
A8: (F1
. n)
= (Fsq
. (N
. n)) by
A6;
hence
A9: (
dom (F1
. n))
= E & (F1
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A3,
MESFUNC8:def 2;
then
consider F be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
Z1: (F1
. n)
= F & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom F)
= ND & F is ND
-measurable & ((
abs F)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
consider ND be
Element of S such that
Z2: (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom F)
= ND & F is ND
-measurable & ((
abs F)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
Z1;
ND
= E by
Z1,
Z2,
A8,
MESFUNC8:def 2;
hence (F1
. n) is E
-measurable by
Z1,
Z2;
thus (
abs (F1
. n))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A9,
Th28;
end;
for n,m be
Nat holds (
dom (F1
. n))
= (
dom (F1
. m))
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
(
dom (F1
. n))
= E & (
dom (F1
. m))
= E by
A7;
hence thesis;
end;
then
reconsider F1 as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL by
MESFUNC8:def 2;
deffunc
FF(
Nat) = ((F1
. ($1
+ 1))
- (F1
. $1));
consider FMF be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A10: for n be
Nat holds (FMF
. n)
=
FF(n) from
SEQFUNC:sch 1;
A11: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (FMF
. n))
= E & (FMF
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k))
proof
let n be
Nat;
A12: (
dom (F1
. n))
= E & (
dom (F1
. (n
+ 1)))
= E by
A7;
(FMF
. n)
= ((F1
. (n
+ 1))
- (F1
. n)) by
A10;
then (
dom (FMF
. n))
= ((
dom (F1
. (n
+ 1)))
/\ (
dom (F1
. n))) by
VALUED_1: 12;
hence (
dom (FMF
. n))
= E by
A12;
(Fsq
. (N
. (n
+ 1)))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. (N
. n))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A3;
then (F1
. (n
+ 1))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (F1
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A6;
then ((F1
. (n
+ 1))
- (F1
. n))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
Th27;
hence (FMF
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A10;
end;
for n,m be
Nat holds (
dom (FMF
. n))
= (
dom (FMF
. m))
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
(
dom (FMF
. n))
= E & (
dom (FMF
. m))
= E by
A11;
hence thesis;
end;
then
reconsider FMF as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL by
MESFUNC8:def 2;
set AbsFMF = (
abs FMF);
A13: for n be
Nat holds (AbsFMF
. n) is
nonnegative & (
dom (AbsFMF
. n))
= E & (
abs (AbsFMF
. n))
= (AbsFMF
. n) & (AbsFMF
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (AbsFMF
. n) is E
-measurable
proof
let n be
Nat;
A14: (AbsFMF
. n)
= (
abs (FMF
. n)) by
SEQFUNC:def 4;
hence (AbsFMF
. n) is
nonnegative;
A15: (
dom (FMF
. n))
= E & (FMF
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A11;
hence (
dom (AbsFMF
. n))
= E & (
abs (AbsFMF
. n))
= (AbsFMF
. n) by
A14,
VALUED_1:def 11;
thus (AbsFMF
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A11,
A14,
Th28;
then
consider D be
Element of S such that
Z1: (M
. (D
` ))
=
0 & (
dom (AbsFMF
. n))
= D & (AbsFMF
. n) is D
-measurable by
Th35;
D
= E by
Z1,
A15,
A14,
VALUED_1:def 11;
hence (AbsFMF
. n) is E
-measurable by
Z1;
end;
reconsider AbsFMF as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL by
Th69;
deffunc
Gk(
Nat) = ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. $1));
consider G be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A16: for n be
Nat holds (G
. n)
=
Gk(n) from
SEQFUNC:sch 1;
A17: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (G
. n))
= E & (G
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (G
. n) is
nonnegative & (G
. n) is E
-measurable & (
abs (G
. n))
= (G
. n)
proof
let n be
Nat;
A18: (G
. n)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)) by
A16;
then
A19: (
dom (G
. n))
= ((
dom (
abs (F1
.
0 )))
/\ (
dom ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n))) by
VALUED_1:def 1
.= ((
dom (F1
.
0 ))
/\ (
dom ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n))) by
VALUED_1:def 11
.= ((
dom (F1
.
0 ))
/\ (
dom (AbsFMF
.
0 ))) by
MESFUN9C: 11;
A20: ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n) is
nonnegative & ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n) is E
-measurable by
A13,
Th66,
Th67,
MESFUN9C: 16;
A21: (
dom (AbsFMF
.
0 ))
= E by
A13;
A22: (F1
.
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (
dom (F1
.
0 ))
= E & (F1
.
0 ) is E
-measurable by
A7;
then (
abs (F1
.
0 ))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (
abs (F1
.
0 )) is
nonnegative & (
abs (F1
.
0 )) is E
-measurable by
Th28,
MESFUNC6: 48;
hence thesis by
A19,
A22,
A21,
A18,
A20,
Th14,
Th25,
MESFUNC6: 26,
MESFUNC6: 56;
end;
deffunc
Gpk(
Nat) = ((G
. $1)
to_power k);
consider Gp be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A23: for n be
Nat holds (Gp
. n)
=
Gpk(n) from
SEQFUNC:sch 1;
A24: for n be
Nat holds ((G
. n)
to_power k) is
nonnegative & ((G
. n)
to_power k) is E
-measurable
proof
let n be
Nat;
A25: (G
. n) is
nonnegative by
A17;
hence ((G
. n)
to_power k) is
nonnegative;
(G
. n) is E
-measurable & (
dom (G
. n))
= E by
A17;
hence ((G
. n)
to_power k) is E
-measurable by
A25,
MESFUN6C: 29;
end;
reconsider ExtGp = (
R_EAL Gp) as
Functional_Sequence of X,
ExtREAL ;
A26: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (ExtGp
. n))
= E & (ExtGp
. n) is E
-measurable & (ExtGp
. n) is
nonnegative
proof
let n be
Nat;
(ExtGp
. n)
= (
R_EAL ((G
. n)
to_power k)) by
A23;
then (
dom (ExtGp
. n))
= (
dom (G
. n)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
hence (
dom (ExtGp
. n))
= E by
A17;
((G
. n)
to_power k) is E
-measurable by
A24;
then (
R_EAL ((G
. n)
to_power k)) is E
-measurable;
hence (ExtGp
. n) is E
-measurable by
A23;
((G
. n)
to_power k) is
nonnegative by
A24;
hence (ExtGp
. n) is
nonnegative by
A23;
end;
then
A27: (
dom (ExtGp
.
0 ))
= E & (ExtGp
.
0 ) is
nonnegative;
for n,m be
Nat holds (
dom (ExtGp
. n))
= (
dom (ExtGp
. m))
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
(
dom (ExtGp
. n))
= E & (
dom (ExtGp
. m))
= E by
A26;
hence thesis;
end;
then
reconsider ExtGp as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
ExtREAL by
MESFUNC8:def 2;
A28: for n,m be
Nat st n
<= m holds for x be
Element of X st x
in E holds ((ExtGp
. n)
. x)
<= ((ExtGp
. m)
. x)
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
assume
A29: n
<= m;
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A30: x
in E;
then
A31: x
in (
dom (G
. n)) & x
in (
dom (G
. m)) by
A17;
then x
in (
dom ((G
. n)
to_power k)) & x
in (
dom ((G
. m)
to_power k)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then (((G
. n)
. x)
to_power k)
= (((G
. n)
to_power k)
. x) & (((G
. m)
. x)
to_power k)
= (((G
. m)
to_power k)
. x) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A32: (((G
. n)
. x)
to_power k)
= ((ExtGp
. n)
. x) & (((G
. m)
. x)
to_power k)
= ((ExtGp
. m)
. x) by
A23;
(
dom (AbsFMF
.
0 ))
= E by
A13;
then (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)
<= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x) by
Th68,
A29,
A30,
A13;
then
A33: (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x))
<= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x)) by
XREAL_1: 6;
(G
. m)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)) & (G
. n)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)) by
A16;
then
A34: ((G
. m)
. x)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x)) & ((G
. n)
. x)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
A31,
VALUED_1:def 1;
(G
. n) is
nonnegative by
A17;
then
0
<= ((G
. n)
. x) by
MESFUNC6: 51;
hence thesis by
A32,
A33,
A34,
HOLDER_1: 3;
end;
A35: for x be
Element of X st x
in E holds (ExtGp
# x) is
non-decreasing
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A36: x
in E;
for n,m be
Nat st m
<= n holds ((ExtGp
# x)
. m)
<= ((ExtGp
# x)
. n)
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
assume m
<= n;
then ((ExtGp
. m)
. x)
<= ((ExtGp
. n)
. x) by
A28,
A36;
then ((ExtGp
# x)
. m)
<= ((ExtGp
. n)
. x) by
MESFUNC5:def 13;
hence thesis by
MESFUNC5:def 13;
end;
hence (ExtGp
# x) is
non-decreasing by
RINFSUP2: 7;
end;
A37: for x be
Element of X st x
in E holds (ExtGp
# x) is
convergent
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in E;
then (ExtGp
# x) is
non-decreasing by
A35;
hence thesis by
RINFSUP2: 37;
end;
then
consider I be
ExtREAL_sequence such that
A38: (for n be
Nat holds (I
. n)
= (
Integral (M,(ExtGp
. n)))) & I is
convergent & (
Integral (M,(
lim ExtGp)))
= (
lim I) by
A27,
A26,
A28,
MESFUNC9: 52;
now
let y be
object;
assume y
in (
rng I);
then
consider x be
Element of
NAT such that
A39: y
= (I
. x) by
FUNCT_2: 113;
A40: y
= (
Integral (M,(Gp
. x))) by
A39,
A38;
(G
. x)
= (
abs (G
. x)) by
A17;
then
A41: (Gp
. x)
= ((
abs (G
. x))
to_power k) by
A23;
(G
. x)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A17;
hence y
in
REAL by
A40,
A41,
Th49;
end;
then (
rng I)
c=
REAL ;
then
reconsider Ir = I as
sequence of
REAL by
FUNCT_2: 6;
deffunc
KAbsFMF(
Nat) = (
Integral (M,((AbsFMF
. $1)
to_power k)));
A42: for x be
Element of
NAT holds
KAbsFMF(x) is
Element of
REAL
proof
let x be
Element of
NAT ;
(AbsFMF
. x)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A13;
then (
Integral (M,((
abs (AbsFMF
. x))
to_power k)))
in
REAL by
Th49;
hence thesis by
A13;
end;
consider KPAbsFMF be
sequence of
REAL such that
A43: for x be
Element of
NAT holds (KPAbsFMF
. x)
=
KAbsFMF(x) from
FUNCT_2:sch 9(
A42);
deffunc
KKAbsFMF(
Nat) = ((KPAbsFMF
. $1)
to_power (1
/ k));
A44: for x be
Element of
NAT holds
KKAbsFMF(x) is
Element of
REAL by
XREAL_0:def 1;
consider PAbsFMF be
sequence of
REAL such that
A45: for x be
Element of
NAT holds (PAbsFMF
. x)
=
KKAbsFMF(x) from
FUNCT_2:sch 9(
A44);
(F1
.
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A7;
then
reconsider RF0 = (
Integral (M,((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
to_power k))) as
Element of
REAL by
Th49;
deffunc
LAbsFMF(
Nat) = ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. $1));
A46: for x be
Element of
NAT holds
LAbsFMF(x) is
Element of
REAL by
XREAL_0:def 1;
consider QAbsFMF be
sequence of
REAL such that
A47: for x be
Element of
NAT holds (QAbsFMF
. x)
=
LAbsFMF(x) from
FUNCT_2:sch 9(
A46);
A48: for n be
Nat holds ((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
<= (QAbsFMF
. n)
proof
defpred
PN[
Nat] means ((Ir
. $1)
to_power (1
/ k))
<= (QAbsFMF
. $1);
A49: (
abs (F1
.
0 ))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (AbsFMF
.
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A13,
A7;
(G
.
0 )
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
.
0 )) by
A16;
then
A50: (G
.
0 )
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ (AbsFMF
.
0 )) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
(Ir
.
0 )
= (
Integral (M,(Gp
.
0 ))) by
A38;
then (Ir
.
0 )
= (
Integral (M,((G
.
0 )
to_power k))) by
A23;
then
A51: (Ir
.
0 )
= (
Integral (M,((
abs ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ (AbsFMF
.
0 )))
to_power k))) by
A17,
A50;
(KPAbsFMF
.
0 )
= (
Integral (M,((AbsFMF
.
0 )
to_power k))) by
A43;
then
A52: (KPAbsFMF
.
0 )
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (AbsFMF
.
0 ))
to_power k))) by
A13;
A53: RF0
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (
abs (F1
.
0 )))
to_power k)));
(QAbsFMF
.
0 )
= ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
.
0 )) by
A47;
then (QAbsFMF
.
0 )
= ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ (PAbsFMF
.
0 )) by
SERIES_1:def 1;
then (QAbsFMF
.
0 )
= ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((KPAbsFMF
.
0 )
to_power (1
/ k))) by
A45;
then
A54:
PN[
0 ] by
A1,
A49,
A51,
A52,
A53,
Th61;
A55:
now
let n be
Nat;
A56: n
in
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
assume
PN[n];
then
A57: (((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1)))
<= ((QAbsFMF
. n)
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
XREAL_1: 6;
(G
. (n
+ 1))
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. (n
+ 1))) by
A16
.= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
+ (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1)))) by
MESFUN9C:def 2
.= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n))
+ (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
RFUNCT_1: 8;
then
A58: (G
. (n
+ 1))
= ((G
. n)
+ (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
A16;
A59: (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (G
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A13,
A17;
(KPAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
= (
Integral (M,((AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
to_power k))) by
A43;
then
A60: (KPAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1)))
to_power k))) by
A13;
A61: (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
= ((KPAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A45;
(Ir
. n)
= (
Integral (M,(Gp
. n))) & (Ir
. (n
+ 1))
= (
Integral (M,(Gp
. (n
+ 1)))) by
A38;
then (Ir
. n)
= (
Integral (M,((G
. n)
to_power k))) & (Ir
. (n
+ 1))
= (
Integral (M,((G
. (n
+ 1))
to_power k))) by
A23;
then (Ir
. n)
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (G
. n))
to_power k))) & (Ir
. (n
+ 1))
= (
Integral (M,((
abs ((G
. n)
+ (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))))
to_power k))) by
A58,
A17;
then ((Ir
. (n
+ 1))
to_power (1
/ k))
<= (((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
A1,
A59,
A60,
A61,
Th61;
then
A62: ((Ir
. (n
+ 1))
to_power (1
/ k))
<= ((QAbsFMF
. n)
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
A57,
XXREAL_0: 2;
((QAbsFMF
. n)
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1)))
= (((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. n))
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
A47,
A56
.= ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ (((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. n)
+ (PAbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))))
.= ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. (n
+ 1))) by
SERIES_1:def 1;
hence
PN[(n
+ 1)] by
A62,
A47;
end;
for n be
Nat holds
PN[n] from
NAT_1:sch 2(
A54,
A55);
hence thesis;
end;
A63: for n be
Nat holds (PAbsFMF
. n)
=
||.((Sq
. (N
. (n
+ 1)))
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
proof
let n be
Nat;
A64: n
in
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
set m = (N
. n);
set m1 = (N
. (n
+ 1));
A65: (F1
. (n
+ 1))
= (Fsq
. (N
. (n
+ 1))) & (F1
. n)
= (Fsq
. (N
. n)) by
A6;
(AbsFMF
. n)
= (
abs (FMF
. n)) by
SEQFUNC:def 4;
then
A66: (AbsFMF
. n)
= (
abs ((Fsq
. (N
. (n
+ 1)))
- (Fsq
. (N
. n)))) by
A65,
A10;
A67: (Fsq
. (N
. (n
+ 1)))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. (N
. (n
+ 1)))
in (Sq
. (N
. (n
+ 1))) & (Fsq
. (N
. n))
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (Fsq
. (N
. n))
in (Sq
. m) by
A3;
then ((
- 1)
(#) (Fsq
. m))
in ((
- 1)
* (Sq
. m)) by
Th54;
then ((Fsq
. m1)
- (Fsq
. m))
in ((Sq
. m1)
+ ((
- 1)
* (Sq
. m))) by
Th54,
A67;
then ((Fsq
. m1)
- (Fsq
. m))
in ((Sq
. m1)
- (Sq
. m)) by
RLVECT_1: 16;
then
A68: ex r be
Real st
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs ((Fsq
. m1)
- (Fsq
. m)))
to_power k))) &
||.((Sq
. m1)
- (Sq
. m)).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th53;
(PAbsFMF
. n)
= ((KPAbsFMF
. n)
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A45,
A64;
hence thesis by
A68,
A66,
A43,
A64;
end;
(1
/ 2)
< 1;
then
|.(1
/ 2).|
< 1 by
ABSVALUE:def 1;
then
A69: ((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq ) is
summable & (
Sum ((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq ))
= (1
/ (1
- (1
/ 2))) by
SERIES_1: 24;
for n be
Nat holds
0
<= (PAbsFMF
. n) & (PAbsFMF
. n)
<= (((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq )
. n)
proof
let n be
Nat;
A70: (PAbsFMF
. n)
=
||.((Sq
. (N
. (n
+ 1)))
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).|| by
A63;
hence
0
<= (PAbsFMF
. n);
(((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq )
. n)
= ((1
/ 2)
|^ n) by
PREPOWER:def 1
.= ((1
/ 2)
to_power n) by
POWER: 41;
then
A71: (((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq )
. n)
= (2
to_power (
- n)) by
POWER: 32;
N is
Real_Sequence by
FUNCT_2: 7,
NUMBERS: 19;
then (N
. n)
< (N
. (n
+ 1)) by
SEQM_3:def 6;
hence (PAbsFMF
. n)
<= (((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq )
. n) by
A5,
A70,
A71;
end;
then PAbsFMF is
summable & (
Sum PAbsFMF)
<= (
Sum ((1
/ 2)
GeoSeq )) by
A69,
SERIES_1: 20;
then (
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF) is
convergent by
SERIES_1:def 2;
then (
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF) is
bounded;
then
consider Br be
Real such that
A72: for n be
Nat holds ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. n)
< Br by
SEQ_2:def 3;
for n be
Nat holds (Ir
. n)
< (((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ Br)
to_power k)
proof
let n be
Nat;
A73: n
in
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
<= (QAbsFMF
. n) by
A48;
then
A74: ((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
<= ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. n)) by
A47,
A73;
((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ ((
Partial_Sums PAbsFMF)
. n))
< ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ Br) by
A72,
XREAL_1: 8;
then
A75: ((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
< ((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ Br) by
A74,
XXREAL_0: 2;
(Ir
. n)
= (
Integral (M,(Gp
. n))) by
A38;
then (Ir
. n)
= (
Integral (M,((G
. n)
to_power k))) by
A23;
then
A76: (Ir
. n)
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (G
. n))
to_power k))) by
A17;
A77: (G
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A17;
then
0
<= ((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th49,
A76,
Th4;
then (((Ir
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
to_power k)
< (((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ Br)
to_power k) by
A75,
Th3;
then ((Ir
. n)
to_power ((1
/ k)
* k))
< (((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ Br)
to_power k) by
A77,
Th49,
A76,
HOLDER_1: 2;
then ((Ir
. n)
to_power 1)
< (((RF0
to_power (1
/ k))
+ Br)
to_power k) by
XCMPLX_1: 106;
hence thesis by
POWER: 25;
end;
then
A78: Ir is
bounded_above by
SEQ_2:def 3;
for n,m be
Nat st n
<= m holds (Ir
. n)
<= (Ir
. m)
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
assume n
<= m;
then
A79: for x be
Element of X st x
in E holds ((ExtGp
. n)
. x)
<= ((ExtGp
. m)
. x) by
A28;
A80: (ExtGp
. n) is E
-measurable & (ExtGp
. m) is E
-measurable & (ExtGp
. n) is
nonnegative & (ExtGp
. m) is
nonnegative by
A26;
A81: (
dom (ExtGp
. n))
= E & (
dom (ExtGp
. m))
= E by
A26;
then
A82: ((ExtGp
. n)
| E)
= (ExtGp
. n) & ((ExtGp
. m)
| E)
= (ExtGp
. m) by
RELAT_1: 68;
(I
. n)
= (
Integral (M,(ExtGp
. n))) & (I
. m)
= (
Integral (M,(ExtGp
. m))) by
A38;
hence thesis by
A79,
A81,
A80,
A82,
MESFUNC9: 15;
end;
then Ir is
non-decreasing by
SEQM_3: 6;
then
A83: I is
convergent_to_finite_number & (
lim I)
= (
lim Ir) by
A78,
RINFSUP2: 14;
reconsider LExtGp = (
lim ExtGp) as
PartFunc of X,
ExtREAL ;
A84: E
= (
dom LExtGp) & LExtGp is E
-measurable by
A26,
A27,
A37,
MESFUNC8: 25,
MESFUNC8:def 9;
A85: for x be
object st x
in (
dom LExtGp) holds
0
<= (LExtGp
. x)
proof
let x be
object;
assume
A86: x
in (
dom LExtGp);
then
reconsider x1 = x as
Element of X;
A87: x1
in E by
A27,
A86,
MESFUNC8:def 9;
now
let k1 be
Nat;
reconsider k = k1 as
Nat;
(ExtGp
# x1) is
non-decreasing by
A35,
A87;
then
A88: ((ExtGp
# x1)
.
0 )
<= ((ExtGp
# x1)
. k) by
RINFSUP2: 7;
0
<= ((ExtGp
.
0 )
. x1) by
A27,
SUPINF_2: 39;
hence
0
<= ((ExtGp
# x1)
. k1) by
A88,
MESFUNC5:def 13;
end;
then
0
<= (
lim (ExtGp
# x1)) by
A87,
A37,
MESFUNC9: 10;
hence thesis by
A86,
MESFUNC8:def 9;
end;
A89: (
eq_dom (LExtGp,
+infty ))
= (E
/\ (
eq_dom (LExtGp,
+infty ))) by
A84,
RELAT_1: 132,
XBOOLE_1: 28;
then
reconsider EE = (
eq_dom (LExtGp,
+infty )) as
Element of S by
A84,
MESFUNC1: 33;
reconsider E0 = (E
\ EE) as
Element of S;
(E0
` )
= ((X
\ E)
\/ (X
/\ EE)) by
XBOOLE_1: 52;
then
A90: (E0
` )
= ((E
` )
\/ EE) by
XBOOLE_1: 28;
(M
. EE)
=
0 by
A38,
A83,
A84,
A85,
A89,
MESFUNC9: 13,
SUPINF_2: 52;
then
A91: EE is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1:def 7;
(E
` ) is
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
then (E
` ) is
measure_zero of M by
A4,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then (E0
` ) is
measure_zero of M by
A90,
A91,
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A92: (M
. (E0
` ))
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
A93: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (LExtGp
. x)
in
REAL
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in E0;
then x
in E & not x
in EE by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then (LExtGp
. x)
<>
+infty &
0
<= (LExtGp
. x) by
A84,
A85,
MESFUNC1:def 15;
hence (LExtGp
. x)
in
REAL by
XXREAL_0: 14;
end;
A94: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (Gp
# x) is
convergent & (
lim (Gp
# x))
= (
lim (ExtGp
# x))
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A95: x
in E0;
then
A96: x
in E by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then (LExtGp
. x)
= (
lim (ExtGp
# x)) by
A84,
MESFUNC8:def 9;
then
A97: (
lim (ExtGp
# x))
in
REAL by
A93,
A95;
(ExtGp
# x) is
convergent by
A37,
A96;
then
A98: ex g be
Real st (
lim (ExtGp
# x))
= g & (for p be
Real st
0
< p holds ex n be
Nat st for m be
Nat st n
<= m holds
|.(((ExtGp
# x)
. m)
- (
lim (ExtGp
# x))).|
< p) & (ExtGp
# x) is
convergent_to_finite_number by
A97,
MESFUNC5:def 12;
(ExtGp
# x)
= (Gp
# x) by
MESFUN7C: 1;
hence thesis by
A98,
RINFSUP2: 15;
end;
A99: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds for n be
Nat holds ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A100: x
in E0;
hereby
let n be
Nat;
x
in E by
A100,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then x
in (
dom (G
. n)) by
A17;
then
A101: x
in (
dom ((G
. n)
to_power k)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
((Gp
# x)
. n)
= ((Gp
. n)
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (((G
. n)
to_power k)
. x) by
A23
.= (((G
. n)
. x)
to_power k) by
A101,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
hence ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
end;
end;
A102: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x) is
convergent
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A103: x
in E0;
then
A104: (Gp
# x) is
convergent by
A94;
A105:
now
let n be
Nat;
(G
. n) is
nonnegative by
A17;
then
0
<= ((G
. n)
. x) by
MESFUNC6: 51;
hence
0
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
end;
for n be
Nat holds ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k) by
A103,
A99;
then
A106: (G
# x) is
convergent by
A104,
A105,
Th9;
now
let s be
Real;
assume
0
< s;
then
consider n be
Nat such that
A107: for m be
Nat st n
<= m holds
|.(((G
# x)
. m)
- ((G
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
< s by
A106,
SEQ_4: 41;
now
let m be
Nat;
assume
A108: n
<= m;
x
in E by
A103,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then
A109: x
in (
dom (G
. n)) & x
in (
dom (G
. m)) by
A17;
(G
. m)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)) & (G
. n)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)) by
A16;
then ((G
. m)
. x)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x)) & ((G
. n)
. x)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
A109,
VALUED_1:def 1;
then ((G
# x)
. m)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x)) & ((G
# x)
. n)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
then
A110: (((G
# x)
. m)
- ((G
# x)
. n))
= ((((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x)
- (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x));
(((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. m)
= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. m)
. x) & (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)
= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
hence
|.((((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. m)
- (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
< s by
A107,
A108,
A110;
end;
hence ex n be
Nat st for m be
Nat st n
<= m holds
|.((((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. m)
- (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
< s;
end;
hence thesis by
SEQ_4: 41;
end;
A111: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
= ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in E0;
then
A112: x
in E by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
defpred
PQ[
Nat] means ((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. $1)
= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. $1);
((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
.
0 )
= ((
abs (FMF
# x))
.
0 ) by
SERIES_1:def 1
.=
|.((FMF
# x)
.
0 ).| by
VALUED_1: 18
.=
|.((FMF
.
0 )
. x).| by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= ((
abs (FMF
.
0 ))
. x) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= ((AbsFMF
.
0 )
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 4
.= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
.
0 )
. x) by
MESFUN9C:def 2
.= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
.
0 ) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
then
A113:
PQ[
0 ];
A114:
now
let n be
Nat;
assume
A115:
PQ[n];
A116: ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. (n
+ 1))
= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
+ (AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))) by
MESFUN9C:def 2;
(
dom (AbsFMF
.
0 ))
= E by
A13;
then
A117: x
in (
dom ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. (n
+ 1))) by
A112,
MESFUN9C: 11;
A118: ((
abs (FMF
# x))
. (n
+ 1))
=
|.((FMF
# x)
. (n
+ 1)).| by
VALUED_1: 18
.=
|.((FMF
. (n
+ 1))
. x).| by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= ((
abs (FMF
. (n
+ 1)))
. x) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= ((AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 4;
((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. (n
+ 1))
= (((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. n)
+ ((
abs (FMF
# x))
. (n
+ 1))) by
SERIES_1:def 1
.= ((((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)
+ ((AbsFMF
. (n
+ 1))
. x)) by
A115,
A118,
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. (n
+ 1))
. x) by
A116,
A117,
VALUED_1:def 1
.= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. (n
+ 1)) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
hence
PQ[(n
+ 1)];
end;
for n be
Nat holds
PQ[n] from
NAT_1:sch 2(
A113,
A114);
then for n be
Element of
NAT holds
PQ[n];
hence thesis by
FUNCT_2: 63;
end;
A119: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds for n be
Nat holds ((F1
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n))
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in E0;
then
A120: x
in E by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
defpred
PQ[
Nat] means ((F1
# x)
. ($1
+ 1))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. $1));
(
dom (FMF
.
0 ))
= E by
A11;
then
A121: x
in (
dom ((F1
. (
0
+ 1))
- (F1
.
0 ))) by
A10,
A120;
((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
.
0 )
= ((FMF
# x)
.
0 ) by
SERIES_1:def 1
.= ((FMF
.
0 )
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (((F1
. (
0
+ 1))
- (F1
.
0 ))
. x) by
A10;
then
A122: ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
.
0 )
= (((F1
. (
0
+ 1))
. x)
- ((F1
.
0 )
. x)) by
A121,
VALUED_1: 13;
(((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
.
0 ))
= (((F1
.
0 )
. x)
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
.
0 )) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
then
A123:
PQ[
0 ] by
A122,
SEQFUNC:def 10;
A124:
now
let n be
Nat;
assume
A125:
PQ[n];
(
dom (FMF
. (n
+ 1)))
= E by
A11;
then
A126: x
in (
dom ((F1
. ((n
+ 1)
+ 1))
- (F1
. (n
+ 1)))) by
A10,
A120;
((FMF
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
= ((FMF
. (n
+ 1))
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (((F1
. ((n
+ 1)
+ 1))
- (F1
. (n
+ 1)))
. x) by
A10;
then
A127: ((FMF
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
= (((F1
. ((n
+ 1)
+ 1))
. x)
- ((F1
. (n
+ 1))
. x)) by
A126,
VALUED_1: 13;
(((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. (n
+ 1)))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ (((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)
+ ((FMF
# x)
. (n
+ 1)))) by
SERIES_1:def 1
.= ((((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n))
+ ((FMF
# x)
. (n
+ 1)))
.= (((F1
. (n
+ 1))
. x)
+ ((FMF
# x)
. (n
+ 1))) by
A125,
SEQFUNC:def 10;
hence
PQ[(n
+ 1)] by
A127,
SEQFUNC:def 10;
end;
for n be
Nat holds
PQ[n] from
NAT_1:sch 2(
A123,
A124);
hence thesis;
end;
A128: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (F1
# x) is
convergent
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A129: x
in E0;
then (
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
= ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x) by
A111;
then (
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x))) is
convergent by
A129,
A102;
then (
abs (FMF
# x)) is
summable by
SERIES_1:def 2;
then (FMF
# x) is
absolutely_summable by
SERIES_1:def 4;
then (FMF
# x) is
summable;
then
A130: (
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x)) is
convergent by
SERIES_1:def 2;
now
let s be
Real;
assume
0
< s;
then
consider n be
Nat such that
A131: for m be
Nat st n
<= m holds
|.(((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. m)
- ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)) qua
Complex.|
< s by
A130,
SEQ_4: 41;
set n1 = (n
+ 1);
now
let m1 be
Nat;
assume
A132: n1
<= m1;
1
<= n1 by
NAT_1: 11;
then
reconsider m = (m1
- 1) as
Nat by
A132,
NAT_1: 21,
XXREAL_0: 2;
(n1
- 1)
<= (m1
- 1) by
A132,
XREAL_1: 9;
then
A133:
|.(((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. m)
- ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)).|
< s by
A131;
m1
= (m
+ 1);
then ((F1
# x)
. n1)
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)) & ((F1
# x)
. m1)
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. m)) by
A119,
A129;
hence
|.(((F1
# x)
. m1)
- ((F1
# x)
. n1)) qua
Complex.|
< s by
A133;
end;
hence ex n be
Nat st for m be
Nat st n
<= m holds
|.(((F1
# x)
. m)
- ((F1
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
< s;
end;
hence thesis by
SEQ_4: 41;
end;
set F2 = (F1
|| E0);
A134: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (F2
# x) is
convergent
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A135: x
in E0;
then (F1
# x) is
convergent by
A128;
hence thesis by
A135,
MESFUN9C: 1;
end;
A136: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (F2
# x)
= (F1
# x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A137: x
in E0;
now
let n be
Element of
NAT ;
((F2
# x)
. n)
= ((F2
. n)
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (((F1
. n)
| E0)
. x) by
MESFUN9C:def 1
.= ((F1
. n)
. x) by
A137,
FUNCT_1: 49;
hence ((F2
# x)
. n)
= ((F1
# x)
. n) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
end;
hence thesis by
FUNCT_2: 63;
end;
A138: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (F2
. n))
= E0 & (F2
. n) is E0
-measurable
proof
let n be
Nat;
A139: (
dom (F1
.
0 ))
= E by
A7;
(
dom (F2
. n))
= (
dom ((F1
. n)
| E0)) by
MESFUN9C:def 1;
then (
dom (F2
. n))
= ((
dom (F1
. n))
/\ E0) by
RELAT_1: 61;
then (
dom (F2
. n))
= (E
/\ E0) by
A7;
hence (
dom (F2
. n))
= E0 by
XBOOLE_1: 28,
XBOOLE_1: 36;
for m be
Nat holds (F1
. m) is E0
-measurable
proof
let m be
Nat;
(F1
. m) is E
-measurable by
A7;
hence (F1
. m) is E0
-measurable by
MESFUNC6: 16,
XBOOLE_1: 36;
end;
hence (F2
. n) is E0
-measurable by
A139,
MESFUN9C: 4,
XBOOLE_1: 36;
end;
reconsider F2 as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL by
MESFUN9C: 2;
A140: for n be
Nat holds (F2
. n)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (F2
. n)
in (Sq
. (N
. n))
proof
let n1 be
Nat;
(F2
. n1)
= ((F1
. n1)
| E0) by
MESFUN9C:def 1;
then (
abs (F2
. n1))
= ((
abs (F1
. n1))
| E0) by
Th13;
then
A141: (((
abs (F1
. n1))
to_power k)
| E0)
= ((
abs (F2
. n1))
to_power k) by
Th20;
A142: (F2
. n1) is E0
-measurable & (
dom (F2
. n1))
= E0 by
A138;
(F1
. n1)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A7;
then ex FMF be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st (F1
. n1)
= FMF & ex ND be
Element of S st (M
. (ND
` ))
=
0 & (
dom FMF)
= ND & FMF is ND
-measurable & ((
abs FMF)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
then ((
abs (F2
. n1))
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A141,
MESFUNC6: 91;
hence
A143: (F2
. n1)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A142,
A92;
reconsider n = n1 as
Nat;
set m = (N
. n);
(F1
. n)
= (Fsq
. m) by
A6;
then
A144: (F1
. n)
in (Sq
. (N
. n)) & (Sq
. (N
. n))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((F1
. n),M,k)) by
A3;
reconsider EB = (E0
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
((F2
. n)
| (EB
` ))
= (F2
. n) by
A142,
RELAT_1: 68;
then ((F2
. n)
| (EB
` ))
= ((F1
. n)
| (EB
` )) by
MESFUN9C:def 1;
then (F2
. n)
a.e.= ((F1
. n),M) by
A92;
hence thesis by
A143,
A144,
Th36;
end;
A145: (
dom (
lim F2))
= (
dom (F2
.
0 )) by
MESFUNC8:def 9;
then
A146: (
dom (
lim F2))
= E0 by
A138;
A147: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds ((
lim F2)
. x)
= (
lim (F2
# x))
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in E0;
then ((
lim F2)
. x)
= (
lim (
R_EAL (F2
# x))) & (F2
# x) is
convergent by
A146,
A134,
MESFUN7C: 14;
hence ((
lim F2)
. x)
= (
lim (F2
# x)) by
RINFSUP2: 14;
end;
now
let y be
object;
assume y
in (
rng (
lim F2));
then
consider x be
Element of X such that
A148: x
in (
dom (
lim F2)) & y
= ((
lim F2)
. x) by
PARTFUN1: 3;
y
= (
lim (F2
# x)) by
A148,
A146,
A147;
hence y
in
REAL by
XREAL_0:def 1;
end;
then (
rng (
lim F2))
c=
REAL ;
then
reconsider F = (
lim F2) as
PartFunc of X,
REAL by
A145,
RELSET_1: 4;
A149: (
dom (LExtGp
| E0))
= (E
/\ E0) by
A84,
RELAT_1: 61;
then
A150: (
dom (LExtGp
| E0))
= E0 by
XBOOLE_1: 28,
XBOOLE_1: 36;
now
let y be
object;
assume y
in (
rng (LExtGp
| E0));
then
consider x be
Element of X such that
A151: x
in (
dom (LExtGp
| E0)) & y
= ((LExtGp
| E0)
. x) by
PARTFUN1: 3;
y
= (LExtGp
. x) by
A150,
A151,
FUNCT_1: 49;
hence y
in
REAL by
A150,
A151,
A93;
end;
then (
rng (LExtGp
| E0))
c=
REAL ;
then
reconsider gp = (LExtGp
| E0) as
PartFunc of X,
REAL by
A149,
RELSET_1: 4;
A152: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (gp
. x)
= (
lim (Gp
# x))
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A153: x
in E0;
then x
in (
dom LExtGp) by
A84,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then (LExtGp
. x)
= (
lim (ExtGp
# x)) by
MESFUNC8:def 9;
then (gp
. x)
= (
lim (ExtGp
# x)) by
A153,
FUNCT_1: 49;
hence (gp
. x)
= (
lim (Gp
# x)) by
A94,
A153;
end;
A154: LExtGp is
nonnegative by
A85,
SUPINF_2: 52;
(
Integral (M,LExtGp))
in
REAL by
A83,
A38,
XREAL_0:def 1;
then LExtGp
is_integrable_on M by
A154,
A84,
Th2;
then (
R_EAL gp)
is_integrable_on M by
MESFUNC5: 97;
then
A155: gp
is_integrable_on M;
A156: (
dom (F2
.
0 ))
= E0 by
A138;
then
A157: (
dom F)
= E0 by
MESFUNC8:def 9;
then
A158: E0
= (
dom (
abs F)) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then
A159: E0
= (
dom ((
abs F)
to_power k)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
A160: for x be
Element of X, n be
Nat st x
in E0 holds (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|)
<= ((G
# x)
. n)
proof
let x be
Element of X, n be
Nat;
assume
A161: x
in E0;
then x
in E by
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then
A162: x
in (
dom (G
. n)) by
A17;
(G
. n)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)) by
A16;
then ((G
. n)
. x)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
A162,
VALUED_1:def 1;
then
A163: ((G
. n)
. x)
= (
|.((F1
.
0 )
. x) qua
Complex.|
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
VALUED_1: 18;
((G
# x)
. n)
= ((G
. n)
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (
|.((F1
.
0 )
. x) qua
Complex.|
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)) by
A163,
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
then
A164: ((G
# x)
. n)
= (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+ ((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. n)) by
A111,
A161;
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|
<= ((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. n) by
Lm1;
hence thesis by
A164,
XREAL_1: 6;
end;
A165: for x be
Element of X, n be
Nat st x
in E0 holds (
|.(((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n)
proof
let x be
Element of X, n be
Nat;
assume
A166: x
in E0;
then
A167: ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k) by
A99;
A168: (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|)
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
A160,
A166;
|.(((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)) qua
Complex.|
<= (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|) by
COMPLEX1: 56;
then
A169:
|.(((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)).|
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
A168,
XXREAL_0: 2;
0
<=
|.(((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
hence thesis by
A167,
A169,
HOLDER_1: 3;
end;
A170: for x be
Element of X, n be
Nat st x
in E0 holds (
|.((F2
# x)
. n) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n)
proof
let x be
Element of X, n be
Nat;
assume
A171: x
in E0;
then
A172: (F1
# x)
= (F2
# x) by
A136;
per cases ;
suppose
A173: n
=
0 ;
A174: ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k) by
A171,
A99;
A175: (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|)
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
A160,
A171;
0
<=
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
then (
0
+
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|)
<= (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|) by
XREAL_1: 6;
then
A176:
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
A175,
XXREAL_0: 2;
0
<=
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
hence (
|.((F2
# x)
. n) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n) by
A172,
A173,
A174,
A176,
HOLDER_1: 3;
end;
suppose n
<>
0 ;
then
consider m be
Nat such that
A177: n
= (m
+ 1) by
NAT_1: 6;
reconsider m as
Nat;
((F1
# x)
. (m
+ 1))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. m)) by
A119,
A171;
then
A178: (
|.((F1
# x)
. (m
+ 1)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. m) by
A165,
A171;
x
in E by
A171,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then
A179: (ExtGp
# x) is
non-decreasing by
A35;
A180: ((ExtGp
# x)
. m)
<= ((ExtGp
# x)
. (m
+ 1)) by
A179;
(ExtGp
# x)
= (Gp
# x) by
MESFUN7C: 1;
hence (
|.((F2
# x)
. n) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n) by
A172,
A177,
A178,
A180,
XXREAL_0: 2;
end;
end;
A181: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds
|.(((
abs F)
to_power k)
. x) qua
Complex.|
<= (gp
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A182: x
in E0;
then
A183: (Gp
# x) is
convergent by
A94;
deffunc
ABSF2(
set) = (((
abs (F2
# x))
. $1)
to_power k);
consider s be
Real_Sequence such that
A184: for n be
Nat holds (s
. n)
=
ABSF2(n) from
SEQ_1:sch 1;
A185: (gp
. x)
= (
lim (Gp
# x)) by
A152,
A182;
A186: (((
abs F)
to_power k)
. x)
= (((
abs F)
. x)
to_power k) by
A159,
A182,
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= (
|.(F
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A158,
A182,
VALUED_1:def 11
.= (
|.(
lim (F2
# x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A182,
A147
.= ((
lim (
abs (F2
# x)))
to_power k) by
A134,
A182,
SEQ_4: 14;
A187:
now
let n be
Nat;
0
<=
|.((F2
# x)
. n).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
hence
0
<= ((
abs (F2
# x))
. n) by
VALUED_1: 18;
end;
(
abs (F2
# x)) is
convergent by
A182,
A134,
SEQ_4: 13;
then
A188: s is
convergent & ((
lim (
abs (F2
# x)))
to_power k)
= (
lim s) by
A187,
A184,
HOLDER_1: 10;
now
let n be
Nat;
(
|.((F2
# x)
. n) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n) by
A170,
A182;
then (((
abs (F2
# x))
. n)
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n) by
VALUED_1: 18;
hence (s
. n)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n) by
A184;
end;
then
A189: (((
abs F)
to_power k)
. x)
<= (gp
. x) by
A188,
A185,
A186,
A183,
SEQ_2: 18;
0
<= (((
abs F)
to_power k)
. x) by
MESFUNC6: 51;
hence
|.(((
abs F)
to_power k)
. x) qua
Complex.|
<= (gp
. x) by
A189,
ABSVALUE:def 1;
end;
(
R_EAL F) is E0
-measurable by
A138,
A156,
A134,
MESFUN7C: 21;
then
A190: F is E0
-measurable;
then
A191: (
abs F) is E0
-measurable by
A157,
MESFUNC6: 48;
(
dom (
abs F))
= E0 by
A157,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then ((
abs F)
to_power k) is E0
-measurable by
A191,
MESFUN6C: 29;
then ((
abs F)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M by
A150,
A155,
A159,
A181,
MESFUNC6: 96;
then
A192: F
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) by
A92,
A157,
A190;
A193: for x be
Element of X, n,m be
Nat st x
in E0 & m
<= n holds (
|.(((F1
# x)
. n)
- ((F1
# x)
. m)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n)
proof
let x be
Element of X, n1,m1 be
Nat;
assume
A194: x
in E0 & m1
<= n1;
now
per cases ;
suppose
A195: m1
=
0 ;
now
per cases ;
suppose
A196: n1
=
0 ;
((G
. n1)
to_power k) is
nonnegative by
A24;
then (Gp
. n1) is
nonnegative by
A23;
then
0
<= ((Gp
. n1)
. x) by
MESFUNC6: 51;
then
0
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n1) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
hence (
|.(((F1
# x)
. n1)
- ((F1
# x)
. m1)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n1) by
A195,
A196,
COMPLEX1: 44,
POWER:def 2;
end;
suppose n1
<>
0 ;
then
consider n be
Nat such that
A197: n1
= (n
+ 1) by
NAT_1: 6;
reconsider n as
Nat;
A198: ((F1
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)) by
A194,
A119;
A199: (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|)
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
A160,
A194;
0
<=
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
then (
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|
+
0 )
<= (
|.((F1
# x)
.
0 ) qua
Complex.|
+
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|) by
XREAL_1: 6;
then
A200:
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|
<= ((G
# x)
. n) by
A199,
XXREAL_0: 2;
0
<=
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
then
A201: (
|.((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k) by
A200,
HOLDER_1: 3;
A202: ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
# x)
. n)
to_power k) by
A194,
A99;
x
in E by
A194,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then
A203: (ExtGp
# x) is
non-decreasing by
A35;
A204: ((ExtGp
# x)
. n)
<= ((ExtGp
# x)
. (n
+ 1)) by
A203;
(ExtGp
# x)
= (Gp
# x) by
MESFUN7C: 1;
hence (
|.(((F1
# x)
. n1)
- ((F1
# x)
. m1)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n1) by
A195,
A197,
A204,
A201,
A202,
A198,
XXREAL_0: 2;
end;
end;
hence (
|.(((F1
# x)
. n1)
- ((F1
# x)
. m1)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n1);
end;
suppose
A205: m1
<>
0 ;
then
consider m be
Nat such that
A206: m1
= (m
+ 1) by
NAT_1: 6;
reconsider m as
Nat;
0
< n1 by
A194,
A205;
then
consider n be
Nat such that
A207: n1
= (n
+ 1) by
NAT_1: 6;
reconsider n as
Element of
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
A208: (m1
- 1)
<= (n1
- 1) by
A194,
XREAL_1: 9;
x
in E by
A194,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then
A209: x
in (
dom (G
. n)) by
A17;
then
A210: x
in (
dom ((G
. n)
to_power k)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
((Gp
# x)
. n)
= ((Gp
. n)
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
then ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
. n)
to_power k)
. x) by
A23;
then
A211: ((Gp
# x)
. n)
= (((G
. n)
. x)
to_power k) by
A210,
MESFUN6C:def 4;
(G
. n)
= ((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
+ ((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)) by
A16;
then ((G
. n)
. x)
= (((
abs (F1
.
0 ))
. x)
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
A209,
VALUED_1:def 1
.= (
|.((F1
.
0 )
. x) qua
Complex.|
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
. n)
. x)) by
VALUED_1: 18;
then
A212: ((G
. n)
. x)
= (
|.((F1
.
0 )
. x) qua
Complex.|
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
A213: ((F1
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)) & ((F1
# x)
. (m
+ 1))
= (((F1
# x)
.
0 )
+ ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. m)) by
A194,
A119;
A214:
|.(((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. n)
- ((
Partial_Sums (FMF
# x))
. m)).|
<= ((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. n) by
Th10,
A206,
A207,
A208;
A215: ((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. n)
= (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n) by
A111,
A194;
0
<=
|.((F1
.
0 )
. x).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
then (
0
+ ((
Partial_Sums (
abs (FMF
# x)))
. n))
<= (
|.((F1
.
0 )
. x) qua
Complex.|
+ (((
Partial_Sums AbsFMF)
# x)
. n)) by
A215,
XREAL_1: 6;
then
A216:
|.(((F1
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
- ((F1
# x)
. (m
+ 1))).|
<= ((G
. n)
. x) by
A212,
A213,
A214,
XXREAL_0: 2;
0
<=
|.(((F1
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
- ((F1
# x)
. (m
+ 1))).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
then
A217: (
|.(((F1
# x)
. (n
+ 1))
- ((F1
# x)
. (m
+ 1))) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n) by
A211,
A216,
HOLDER_1: 3;
x
in E by
A194,
XBOOLE_0:def 5;
then
A218: (ExtGp
# x) is
non-decreasing by
A35;
A219: ((ExtGp
# x)
. n)
<= ((ExtGp
# x)
. (n
+ 1)) by
A218;
(ExtGp
# x)
= (Gp
# x) by
MESFUN7C: 1;
hence (
|.(((F1
# x)
. n1)
- ((F1
# x)
. m1)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. n1) by
A206,
A207,
A219,
A217,
XXREAL_0: 2;
end;
end;
hence thesis;
end;
A220: for x be
Element of X, n be
Nat st x
in E0 holds (
|.((F
. x)
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= (gp
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X, n1 be
Nat;
assume
A221: x
in E0;
then
A222: (Gp
# x) is
convergent by
A94;
A223: (F1
# x)
= (F2
# x) by
A136,
A221;
A224: (F2
# x) is
convergent by
A221,
A134;
reconsider n = n1 as
Nat;
deffunc
AF2F20(
Nat) = (((F2
# x)
. $1)
- ((F2
# x)
. n));
consider s0 be
Real_Sequence such that
A225: for j be
Nat holds (s0
. j)
=
AF2F20(j) from
SEQ_1:sch 1;
A226:
now
let p be
Real;
assume
0
< p;
then
consider n1 be
Nat such that
A227: for m be
Nat st n1
<= m holds
|.(((F2
# x)
. m)
- (
lim (F2
# x))) qua
Complex.|
< p by
A224,
SEQ_2:def 7;
take n1;
thus for m be
Nat st n1
<= m holds
|.((s0
. m)
- ((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n))) qua
Complex.|
< p
proof
let m be
Nat;
assume
A228: n1
<= m;
((s0
. m)
- ((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n)))
= ((((F2
# x)
. m)
- ((F2
# x)
. n))
- ((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n))) by
A225;
then ((s0
. m)
- ((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n)))
= (((F2
# x)
. m)
- (
lim (F2
# x)));
hence
|.((s0
. m)
- ((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n))) qua
Complex.|
< p by
A228,
A227;
end;
end;
then
A229: s0 is
convergent by
SEQ_2:def 6;
then (
lim s0)
= ((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) by
A226,
SEQ_2:def 7;
then
A230: (
lim (
abs s0))
=
|.((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n)).| by
A229,
SEQ_4: 14;
A231: (
abs s0) is
convergent by
A229;
deffunc
AF2F2(
Nat) = (
|.(((F2
# x)
. $1)
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k);
consider s be
Real_Sequence such that
A232: for j be
Nat holds (s
. j)
=
AF2F2(j) from
SEQ_1:sch 1;
A233: for j be
Nat st n
<= j holds (s
. j)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. j)
proof
let j be
Nat;
assume n
<= j;
then (
|.(((F2
# x)
. j)
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
<= ((Gp
# x)
. j) by
A223,
A221,
A193;
hence thesis by
A232;
end;
A234:
now
let n be
Nat;
0
<=
|.(s0
. n).| by
COMPLEX1: 46;
hence
0
<= ((
abs s0)
. n) by
VALUED_1: 18;
end;
now
let j be
Nat;
thus (s
. j)
= (
|.(((F2
# x)
. j)
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A232
.= (
|.(s0
. j) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A225
.= (((
abs s0)
. j)
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18;
end;
then
A235: s is
convergent & (
lim s)
= ((
lim (
abs s0))
to_power k) by
A234,
A231,
HOLDER_1: 10;
then
A236: (s
^\ n) is
convergent & (
lim (s
^\ n))
= (
lim s) by
SEQ_4: 20;
(gp
. x)
= (
lim (Gp
# x)) by
A152,
A221;
then
A237: ((Gp
# x)
^\ n) is
convergent & (
lim ((Gp
# x)
^\ n))
= (gp
. x) by
A222,
SEQ_4: 20;
for j be
Nat holds ((s
^\ n)
. j)
<= (((Gp
# x)
^\ n)
. j)
proof
let j be
Nat;
((s
^\ n)
. j)
= (s
. (n
+ j)) & (((Gp
# x)
^\ n)
. j)
= ((Gp
# x)
. (n
+ j)) by
NAT_1:def 3;
hence thesis by
A233,
NAT_1: 11;
end;
then (
lim s)
<= (gp
. x) by
A236,
A237,
SEQ_2: 18;
hence thesis by
A230,
A235,
A147,
A221;
end;
deffunc
FX3(
Nat) = (
|.(F
- (F2
. $1)).|
to_power k);
consider FP be
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL such that
A238: for n be
Nat holds (FP
. n)
=
FX3(n) from
SEQFUNC:sch 1;
A239: for n be
Nat holds (
dom (FP
. n))
= E0
proof
let n1 be
Nat;
reconsider n = n1 as
Nat;
A240: (
dom (F2
. n))
= E0 by
A138;
(
dom (FP
. n1))
= (
dom ((
abs (F
- (F2
. n)))
to_power k)) by
A238;
then (
dom (FP
. n1))
= (
dom (
abs (F
- (F2
. n)))) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then (
dom (FP
. n1))
= (
dom (F
- (F2
. n))) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
then (
dom (FP
. n1))
= (E0
/\ E0) by
A240,
A146,
VALUED_1: 12;
hence (
dom (FP
. n1))
= E0;
end;
then
A241: E0
= (
dom (FP
.
0 ));
then
A242: (
dom (
lim FP))
= E0 by
MESFUNC8:def 9;
for n,m be
Nat holds (
dom (FP
. n))
= (
dom (FP
. m))
proof
let n,m be
Nat;
thus (
dom (FP
. n))
= E0 by
A239
.= (
dom (FP
. m)) by
A239;
end;
then
reconsider FP as
with_the_same_dom
Functional_Sequence of X,
REAL by
MESFUNC8:def 2;
A243: for n be
Nat holds (FP
. n) is E0
-measurable
proof
let n1 be
Nat;
reconsider n = n1 as
Nat;
(
dom (F2
. n))
= E0 by
A138;
then
A244: (
dom (F
- (F2
. n)))
= (E0
/\ E0) by
A146,
VALUED_1: 12;
(F2
. n) is E0
-measurable & (
dom (F2
. n))
= E0 by
A138;
then (F
- (F2
. n)) is E0
-measurable by
A190,
MESFUNC6: 29;
then
A245: (
abs (F
- (F2
. n))) is E0
-measurable by
A244,
MESFUNC6: 48;
(
dom (
abs (F
- (F2
. n))))
= E0 by
A244,
VALUED_1:def 11;
then ((
abs (F
- (F2
. n)))
to_power k) is E0
-measurable by
A245,
MESFUN6C: 29;
hence thesis by
A238;
end;
for x be
Element of X, n be
Nat st x
in E0 holds (
|.(FP
. n).|
. x)
<= (gp
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X, n1 be
Nat;
reconsider n = n1 as
Element of
NAT by
ORDINAL1:def 12;
assume
A246: x
in E0;
then
A247: x
in (
dom (FP
. n)) by
A239;
then x
in (
dom (
|.(F
- (F2
. n)).|
to_power k)) by
A238;
then x
in (
dom
|.(F
- (F2
. n)).|) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A248: x
in (
dom (F
- (F2
. n))) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
A249: (FP
. n1)
= (
|.(F
- (F2
. n1)).|
to_power k) by
A238;
A250:
0
<= (
|.((F
. x)
- ((F2
. n1)
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
Th4,
COMPLEX1: 46;
(
|.(FP
. n).|
. x)
=
|.((FP
. n)
. x).| by
VALUED_1: 18
.=
|.((
|.(F
- (F2
. n1)).|
. x)
to_power k).| by
A247,
A249,
MESFUN6C:def 4
.=
|.(
|.((F
- (F2
. n1))
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k).| by
VALUED_1: 18
.=
|.(
|.((F
. x)
- ((F2
. n1)
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k).| by
A248,
VALUED_1: 13
.= (
|.((F
. x)
- ((F2
. n1)
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A250,
ABSVALUE:def 1
.= (
|.((F
. x)
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
hence thesis by
A220,
A246;
end;
then
consider Ip be
Real_Sequence such that
A251: (for n be
Nat holds (Ip
. n)
= (
Integral (M,(FP
. n)))) & ((for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (FP
# x) is
convergent) implies Ip is
convergent & (
lim Ip)
= (
Integral (M,(
lim FP)))) by
A150,
A155,
A241,
A243,
MESFUN9C: 48;
A252: for x be
Element of X st x
in E0 holds (FP
# x) is
convergent & (
lim (FP
# x))
=
0
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A253: x
in E0;
A254: for n be
Nat holds ((FP
# x)
. n)
= (
|.((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k)
proof
let n be
Nat;
x
in (
dom (FP
. n)) by
A253,
A239;
then
A255: x
in (
dom (
|.(F
- (F2
. n)).|
to_power k)) by
A238;
then x
in (
dom
|.(F
- (F2
. n)).|) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
then
A256: x
in (
dom (F
- (F2
. n))) by
VALUED_1:def 11;
thus ((FP
# x)
. n)
= ((FP
. n)
. x) by
SEQFUNC:def 10
.= ((
|.(F
- (F2
. n)).|
to_power k)
. x) by
A238
.= ((
|.(F
- (F2
. n)).|
. x)
to_power k) by
A255,
MESFUN6C:def 4
.= (
|.((F
- (F2
. n))
. x) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
VALUED_1: 18
.= (
|.((F
. x)
- ((F2
. n)
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A256,
VALUED_1: 13
.= (
|.((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
. n)
. x)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
A147,
A253
.= (
|.((
lim (F2
# x))
- ((F2
# x)
. n)) qua
Complex.|
to_power k) by
SEQFUNC:def 10;
end;
(F2
# x) is
convergent by
A253,
A134;
hence thesis by
A254,
Th11;
end;
A257: for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom (
lim FP)) holds
0
= ((
lim FP)
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume
A258: x
in (
dom (
lim FP));
then
A259: (
lim (FP
# x))
=
0 & (FP
# x) is
convergent by
A252,
A242;
((
lim FP)
. x)
= (
lim (
R_EAL (FP
# x))) by
A258,
MESFUN7C: 14;
hence thesis by
A259,
RINFSUP2: 14;
end;
(
a.e-eq-class_Lp (F,M,k))
in (
CosetSet (M,k)) by
A192;
then
reconsider Sq0 = (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (F,M,k)) as
Point of (
Lp-Space (M,k)) by
Def11;
A260: for n be
Nat holds (Ip
. n)
= (
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
to_power k)
proof
let n be
Nat;
set m = (N
. n);
reconsider n1 = n as
Nat;
A261: (FP
. n)
= ((
abs (F
- (F2
. n1)))
to_power k) by
A238;
A262: F
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & F
in Sq0 by
A192,
Th38;
(F2
. n1)
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) & (F2
. n1)
in (Sq
. m) by
A140;
then ((
- 1)
(#) (F2
. n1))
in ((
- 1)
* (Sq
. m)) by
Th54;
then (F
- (F2
. n1))
in (Sq0
+ ((
- 1)
* (Sq
. m))) by
Th54,
A262;
then (F
- (F2
. n1))
in (Sq0
- (Sq
. m)) by
RLVECT_1: 16;
then
consider r be
Real such that
A263:
0
<= r & r
= (
Integral (M,((
abs (F
- (F2
. n1)))
to_power k))) &
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. m)).||
= (r
to_power (1
/ k)) by
Th53;
(
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. m)).||
to_power k)
= (r
to_power ((1
/ k)
* k)) by
A263,
HOLDER_1: 2
.= (r
to_power 1) by
XCMPLX_1: 106
.= r by
POWER: 25;
hence thesis by
A263,
A261,
A251;
end;
deffunc
UZ(
Nat) =
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. $1))).||;
consider Iq be
Real_Sequence such that
A264: for n be
Nat holds (Iq
. n)
=
UZ(n) from
SEQ_1:sch 1;
A265: for n be
Nat holds (Iq
. n)
=
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).|| by
A264;
Iq is
convergent & (
lim Iq)
=
0
proof
A266: for n holds (Ip
. n)
>=
0
proof
let n;
(
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
to_power k)
>=
0 by
Th4;
hence (Ip
. n)
>=
0 by
A260;
end;
A267: for n be
Nat holds (Iq
. n)
= ((Ip
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
proof
let n be
Nat;
thus ((Ip
. n)
to_power (1
/ k))
= ((
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
to_power k)
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A260
.= (
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
to_power (k
* (1
/ k))) by
HOLDER_1: 2
.= (
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).||
to_power 1) by
XCMPLX_1: 106
.=
||.(Sq0
- (Sq
. (N
. n))).|| by
POWER: 25
.= (Iq
. n) by
A265;
end;
hence Iq is
convergent by
A266,
A252,
A251,
HOLDER_1: 10;
(
lim Iq)
= ((
lim Ip)
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A252,
A251,
A266,
A267,
HOLDER_1: 10;
then (
lim Iq)
= (
0
to_power (1
/ k)) by
A252,
A251,
A257,
A242,
LPSPACE1: 22;
hence (
lim Iq)
=
0 by
POWER:def 2;
end;
hence thesis by
A2,
A265,
Lm7;
end;
registration
let X, S, M;
let k be
geq_than_1
Real;
cluster (
Lp-Space (M,k)) ->
complete;
coherence
proof
for Sq be
sequence of (
Lp-Space (M,k)) st Sq is
Cauchy_sequence_by_Norm holds Sq is
convergent by
Th70;
hence thesis by
LOPBAN_1:def 15;
end;
end
begin
Lm8: f
in (
L1_Functions M) implies f
is_integrable_on M & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable)
proof
assume f
in (
L1_Functions M);
then ex f2 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f2 & ex E be
Element of S st (M
. E)
=
0 & (
dom f2)
= (E
` ) & f2
is_integrable_on M;
then
consider D be
Element of S such that
A1: (M
. D)
=
0 & (
dom f)
= (D
` ) & f
is_integrable_on M;
thus f
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
reconsider E = (D
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
take E;
thus (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f)
= E by
A1;
(
R_EAL f)
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then ex B be
Element of S st B
= (
dom (
R_EAL f)) & (
R_EAL f) is B
-measurable;
hence f is E
-measurable by
A1;
end;
Lm9: f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k)) implies ((
abs f)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M
proof
assume f
in (
Lp_Functions (M,k));
then ex f2 be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st f
= f2 & ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom f2)
= E & f2 is E
-measurable & ((
abs f2)
to_power k)
is_integrable_on M;
hence thesis;
end;
Lm10: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,1))
c= (
a.e-eq-class (f,M))
proof
assume
A1: ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable;
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,1));
then
consider h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= h & h
in (
Lp_Functions (M,1)) & f
a.e.= (h,M);
A3: ex g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st h
= g & (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= E & g is E
-measurable & ((
abs g)
to_power 1)
is_integrable_on M) by
A2;
then
consider Eh be
Element of S such that
A4: (M
. (Eh
` ))
=
0 & (
dom h)
= Eh & h is Eh
-measurable & ((
abs h)
to_power 1)
is_integrable_on M;
A5: (
dom ((
abs h)
to_power 1))
= (
dom (
abs h)) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
for x be
Element of X st x
in (
dom ((
abs h)
to_power 1)) holds (((
abs h)
to_power 1)
. x)
= ((
abs h)
. x)
proof
let x be
Element of X;
assume x
in (
dom ((
abs h)
to_power 1));
then (((
abs h)
to_power 1)
. x)
= (((
abs h)
. x)
to_power 1) by
MESFUN6C:def 4;
hence thesis by
POWER: 25;
end;
then ((
abs h)
to_power 1)
= (
abs h) by
A5,
PARTFUN1: 5;
then
A6: h
is_integrable_on M by
A3,
MESFUNC6: 94;
reconsider ND = (Eh
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
(M
. ND)
=
0 & (
dom h)
= (ND
` ) by
A4;
then
A7: h
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A6;
ex E be
Element of S st (M
. E)
=
0 & (
dom f)
= (E
` ) & f
is_integrable_on M
proof
consider Ef be
Element of S such that
A8: (M
. (Ef
` ))
=
0 & Ef
= (
dom f) & f is Ef
-measurable by
A1;
reconsider E = (Ef
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
take E;
consider EE be
Element of S such that
A9: (M
. EE)
=
0 & (f
| (EE
` ))
= (h
| (EE
` )) by
A2;
reconsider E1 = (ND
\/ EE) as
Element of S;
ND is
measure_zero of M & EE is
measure_zero of M by
A4,
A9,
MEASURE1:def 7;
then E1 is
measure_zero of M by
MEASURE1: 37;
then
A10: (M
. E1)
=
0 by
MEASURE1:def 7;
EE
c= E1 by
XBOOLE_1: 7;
then (E1
` )
c= (EE
` ) by
SUBSET_1: 12;
then
A11: (f
| (E1
` ))
= ((f
| (EE
` ))
| (E1
` )) & (h
| (E1
` ))
= ((h
| (EE
` ))
| (E1
` )) by
FUNCT_1: 51;
A12: (
dom (
max+ (
R_EAL f)))
= Ef & (
dom (
max- (
R_EAL f)))
= Ef by
A8,
MESFUNC2:def 2,
MESFUNC2:def 3;
A13: Ef
= (
dom (
R_EAL f)) & (
R_EAL f) is Ef
-measurable by
A8;
then
A14: (
max+ (
R_EAL f)) is Ef
-measurable & (
max- (
R_EAL f)) is Ef
-measurable by
MESFUNC2: 25,
MESFUNC2: 26;
(for x be
Element of X holds
0.
<= ((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
. x)) & (for x be
Element of X holds
0.
<= ((
max- (
R_EAL f))
. x)) by
MESFUNC2: 12,
MESFUNC2: 13;
then
A15: (
max+ (
R_EAL f)) is
nonnegative & (
max- (
R_EAL f)) is
nonnegative by
SUPINF_2: 39;
A16: Ef
= ((Ef
/\ E1)
\/ (Ef
\ E1)) by
XBOOLE_1: 51;
reconsider E0 = (Ef
/\ E1) as
Element of S;
A17: (Ef
\ E1)
= (Ef
/\ (E1
` )) by
SUBSET_1: 13;
reconsider E2 = (Ef
\ E1) as
Element of S;
(
max+ (
R_EAL f))
= ((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| (
dom (
max+ (
R_EAL f)))) & (
max- (
R_EAL f))
= ((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| (
dom (
max- (
R_EAL f)))) by
RELAT_1: 69;
then
A18: (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL f))))
= ((
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E0)))
+ (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E2)))) & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL f))))
= ((
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E0)))
+ (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E2)))) by
A12,
A15,
A16,
A14,
MESFUNC5: 81,
XBOOLE_1: 89;
A19: (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E0)))
>=
0 & (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E0)))
>=
0 by
A15,
A14,
A12,
MESFUNC5: 80;
(
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E1)))
=
0 & (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E1)))
=
0 by
A10,
A12,
A15,
A14,
MESFUNC5: 82;
then (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E0)))
=
0 & (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E0)))
=
0 by
A19,
A12,
A15,
A14,
MESFUNC5: 83,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then
A20: (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL f))))
= (
integral+ (M,((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E2))) & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL f))))
= (
integral+ (M,((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E2))) by
A18,
XXREAL_3: 4;
A21: E2
c= (E1
` ) by
A17,
XBOOLE_1: 17;
then (f
| E2)
= ((h
| (E1
` ))
| E2) by
A9,
A11,
FUNCT_1: 51;
then
A22: ((
R_EAL f)
| E2)
= ((
R_EAL h)
| E2) by
A21,
FUNCT_1: 51;
A23: ((
max+ (
R_EAL f))
| E2)
= (
max+ ((
R_EAL f)
| E2)) & ((
max+ (
R_EAL h))
| E2)
= (
max+ ((
R_EAL h)
| E2)) & ((
max- (
R_EAL f))
| E2)
= (
max- ((
R_EAL f)
| E2)) & ((
max- (
R_EAL h))
| E2)
= (
max- ((
R_EAL h)
| E2)) by
MESFUNC5: 28;
A24: (
R_EAL h)
is_integrable_on M by
A6;
then
A25: (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL h))))
<
+infty & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL h))))
<
+infty ;
(
integral+ (M,(
max+ ((
R_EAL h)
| E2))))
<= (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL h)))) & (
integral+ (M,(
max- ((
R_EAL h)
| E2))))
<= (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL h)))) by
A24,
MESFUNC5: 97;
then (
integral+ (M,(
max+ (
R_EAL f))))
<
+infty & (
integral+ (M,(
max- (
R_EAL f))))
<
+infty by
A20,
A25,
A23,
A22,
XXREAL_0: 2;
then (
R_EAL f)
is_integrable_on M by
A13;
hence thesis by
A8;
end;
then f
in (
L1_Functions M);
hence x
in (
a.e-eq-class (f,M)) by
A2,
A7;
end;
Lm11: (
a.e-eq-class (f,M))
c= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,1))
proof
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
a.e-eq-class (f,M));
then
consider g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A1: x
= g & g
in (
L1_Functions M) & f
in (
L1_Functions M) & f
a.e.= (g,M);
A2: ex h be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st g
= h & ex D be
Element of S st (M
. D)
=
0 & (
dom h)
= (D
` ) & h
is_integrable_on M by
A1;
then (
R_EAL g)
is_integrable_on M;
then
consider A be
Element of S such that
A3: A
= (
dom (
R_EAL g)) & (
R_EAL g) is A
-measurable;
A4: A
= (
dom g) & g is A
-measurable by
A3;
A5: (M
. (A
` ))
=
0 by
A2,
A3;
((
abs g)
to_power 1)
= (
abs g) by
Th8;
then ((
abs g)
to_power 1)
is_integrable_on M by
A2,
A4,
MESFUNC6: 94;
then g
in { p where p be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : ex Ep be
Element of S st (M
. (Ep
` ))
=
0 & (
dom p)
= Ep & p is Ep
-measurable & ((
abs p)
to_power 1)
is_integrable_on M } by
A4,
A5;
hence x
in (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,1)) by
A1;
end;
Lm12: (ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom f) & f is E
-measurable) implies (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (f,M,1))
= (
a.e-eq-class (f,M)) by
Lm10,
Lm11;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:71
Th71: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
CosetSet M)
= (
CosetSet (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set;
let S be
SigmaField of X;
let M be
sigma_Measure of S;
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
CosetSet M);
then
consider g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A1: x
= (
a.e-eq-class (g,M)) & g
in (
L1_Functions M);
A2: g
is_integrable_on M & ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom g) & g is E
-measurable by
A1,
Lm8;
then
A3: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,1)) by
A1,
Lm12;
((
abs g)
to_power 1)
= (
abs g) by
Th8;
then ((
abs g)
to_power 1)
is_integrable_on M by
A2,
MESFUNC6: 94;
then g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,1)) by
A2;
hence x
in (
CosetSet (M,1)) by
A3;
end;
then
A4: (
CosetSet M)
c= (
CosetSet (M,1));
now
let x be
object;
assume x
in (
CosetSet (M,1));
then
consider g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: x
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp (g,M,1)) & g
in (
Lp_Functions (M,1));
consider E be
Element of S such that
A6: (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom g)
= E & g is E
-measurable by
A5,
Th35;
A7: x
= (
a.e-eq-class (g,M)) by
A5,
A6,
Lm12;
reconsider D = (E
` ) as
Element of S by
MEASURE1: 34;
A8: (M
. D)
=
0 & (
dom g)
= (D
` ) by
A6;
((
abs g)
to_power 1)
is_integrable_on M by
A5,
Lm9;
then (
abs g)
is_integrable_on M by
Th8;
then g
is_integrable_on M by
A6,
MESFUNC6: 94;
then g
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A8;
hence x
in (
CosetSet M) by
A7;
end;
then (
CosetSet (M,1))
c= (
CosetSet M);
hence thesis by
A4;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:72
Th72: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
addCoset M)
= (
addCoset (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set;
let S be
SigmaField of X;
let M be
sigma_Measure of S;
A1: (
CosetSet M)
= (
CosetSet (M,1)) by
Th71;
now
let A,B be
Element of (
CosetSet M);
A
in { (
a.e-eq-class (f,M)) where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
L1_Functions M) };
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: A
= (
a.e-eq-class (a,M)) & a
in (
L1_Functions M);
B
in { (
a.e-eq-class (f,M)) where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
L1_Functions M) };
then
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: B
= (
a.e-eq-class (b,M)) & b
in (
L1_Functions M);
A4: A is
Element of (
CosetSet (M,1)) & B is
Element of (
CosetSet (M,1)) by
Th71;
A5: a
in (
a.e-eq-class (a,M)) & b
in (
a.e-eq-class (b,M)) by
A2,
A3,
LPSPACE1: 38;
then
A6: ((
addCoset M)
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class ((a
+ b),M)) by
A2,
A3,
LPSPACE1:def 15;
(a
+ b)
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A2,
A3,
LPSPACE1: 23;
then ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom (a
+ b)) & (a
+ b) is E
-measurable by
Lm8;
then ((
addCoset M)
. (A,B))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((a
+ b),M,1)) by
A6,
Lm12;
hence ((
addCoset M)
. (A,B))
= ((
addCoset (M,1))
. (A,B)) by
A4,
A5,
A2,
A3,
Def8;
end;
hence (
addCoset M)
= (
addCoset (M,1)) by
A1,
BINOP_1: 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:73
Th73: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
zeroCoset M)
= (
zeroCoset (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set;
let S be
SigmaField of X;
let M be
sigma_Measure of S;
reconsider z = (
zeroCoset (M,1)) as
Element of (
CosetSet M) by
Th71;
(X
-->
0 )
in (
Lp_Functions (M,1)) by
Th23;
then ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & (
dom (X
-->
0 ))
= E & (X
-->
0 ) is E
-measurable by
Th35;
then
A1: z
= (
a.e-eq-class ((X
-->
0 ),M)) by
Lm12;
(X
-->
0 )
in (
L1_Functions M) by
Th56;
hence thesis by
A1,
LPSPACE1:def 16;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:74
Th74: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
lmultCoset M)
= (
lmultCoset (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set;
let S be
SigmaField of X;
let M be
sigma_Measure of S;
A1: (
CosetSet M)
= (
CosetSet (M,1)) by
Th71;
now
let z be
Element of
REAL , A be
Element of (
CosetSet M);
A
in { (
a.e-eq-class (f,M)) where f be
PartFunc of X,
REAL : f
in (
L1_Functions M) };
then
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: A
= (
a.e-eq-class (a,M)) & a
in (
L1_Functions M);
A3: A is
Element of (
CosetSet (M,1)) by
Th71;
A4: a
in A by
A2,
LPSPACE1: 38;
then
A5: ((
lmultCoset M)
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class ((z
(#) a),M)) by
LPSPACE1:def 17;
(z
(#) a)
in (
L1_Functions M) by
A2,
LPSPACE1: 24;
then ex E be
Element of S st (M
. (E
` ))
=
0 & E
= (
dom (z
(#) a)) & (z
(#) a) is E
-measurable by
Lm8;
then ((
lmultCoset M)
. (z,A))
= (
a.e-eq-class_Lp ((z
(#) a),M,1)) by
A5,
Lm12;
hence ((
lmultCoset M)
. (z,A))
= ((
lmultCoset (M,1))
. (z,A)) by
A3,
A4,
Def10;
end;
hence (
lmultCoset M)
= (
lmultCoset (M,1)) by
A1,
BINOP_1: 2;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:75
Th75: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
Pre-L-Space M)
= (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S;
A1: the
carrier of (
Pre-L-Space M)
= (
CosetSet M) & the
addF of (
Pre-L-Space M)
= (
addCoset M) & (
0. (
Pre-L-Space M))
= (
zeroCoset M) & the
Mult of (
Pre-L-Space M)
= (
lmultCoset M) by
LPSPACE1:def 18;
(
CosetSet M)
= (
CosetSet (M,1)) & (
addCoset M)
= (
addCoset (M,1)) & (
zeroCoset M)
= (
zeroCoset (M,1)) & (
lmultCoset M)
= (
lmultCoset (M,1)) by
Th71,
Th72,
Th73,
Th74;
hence thesis by
A1,
Def11;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:76
Th76: for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
L-1-Norm M)
= (
Lp-Norm (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S;
A1: the
carrier of (
Pre-L-Space M)
= the
carrier of (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,1)) by
Th75;
now
let x be
Element of the
carrier of (
Pre-L-Space M);
x
in the
carrier of (
Pre-L-Space M);
then x
in (
CosetSet M) by
LPSPACE1:def 18;
then
consider g be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A2: x
= (
a.e-eq-class (g,M)) & g
in (
L1_Functions M);
consider a be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A3: a
in x & ((
L-1-Norm M)
. x)
= (
Integral (M,
|.a.|)) by
LPSPACE1:def 19;
A4: ex p be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st a
= p & p
in (
L1_Functions M) & g
in (
L1_Functions M) & g
a.e.= (p,M) by
A2,
A3;
consider b be
PartFunc of X,
REAL such that
A5: b
in x & ex r be
Real st r
= (
Integral (M,(
|.b.|
to_power 1))) & ((
Lp-Norm (M,1))
. x)
= (r
to_power (1
/ 1)) by
A1,
Def12;
A6: ex q be
PartFunc of X,
REAL st b
= q & q
in (
L1_Functions M) & g
in (
L1_Functions M) & g
a.e.= (q,M) by
A2,
A5;
a
a.e.= (g,M) by
A4;
then a
a.e.= (b,M) by
A6,
LPSPACE1: 30;
then
A7: (
Integral (M,
|.a.|))
= (
Integral (M,
|.b.|)) by
A2,
A3,
A5,
LPSPACE1: 45;
(
|.b.|
to_power 1)
=
|.b.| by
Th8;
hence ((
L-1-Norm M)
. x)
= ((
Lp-Norm (M,1))
. x) by
A3,
A5,
A7,
POWER: 25;
end;
hence thesis by
A1,
FUNCT_2: 63;
end;
theorem ::
LPSPACE2:77
for X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S holds (
L-1-Space M)
= (
Lp-Space (M,1))
proof
let X be non
empty
set, S be
SigmaField of X, M be
sigma_Measure of S;
(
Pre-L-Space M)
= (
Pre-Lp-Space (M,1)) by
Th75;
hence thesis by
Th76;
end;