Derivatives of parametric circle integrals #
In this file we restate theorems about derivatives of integrals depending on parameters for circle
integrals โฎ z in C(c, R), F x z. These are direct analogues of the corresponding results for
interval integrals, but these take hypotheses on the circle as a set in โ instead of on the
interval Set.uIoc 0 (2 * ฯ).
One notable difference: some of the assumptions for interval integrals which only require properties to hold almost everywhere have been changed so that they must hold everywhere on the circle. This means they are slightly less general, but we suspect they will be easier to use in practice. In the worst case, users can always fall back to interval integrals.
Differentiation under a parametric circle integral for x โฆ โฎ z in C(c, R), F x z at a given
point xโ, assuming F xโ is circle integrable, x โฆ F x z is Lipschitz on a neighborhood of
xโ for every z on the circle (with a neighborhood independent of z) with circle integrable
Lipschitz bound, and F x is a.e. strongly measurable along circleMap c R for x in a possibly
smaller neighborhood of xโ.
Differentiation under a parametric circle integral for x โฆ โฎ z in C(c, R), F x z at a given
point xโ, assuming F xโ is circle integrable, x โฆ F x z is differentiable on a neighborhood
of xโ for every z on the circle with derivative norm uniformly bounded by a circle integrable
function (the neighborhood independent of z), and F x is a.e. strongly measurable along
circleMap c R for x in a possibly smaller neighborhood of xโ.
Derivative under a parametric circle integral for x โฆ โฎ z in C(c, R), F x z at a given point
xโ : ๐, ๐ = โ or ๐ = โ, assuming F xโ is circle integrable, x โฆ F x z is Lipschitz on a
neighborhood of xโ for every z on the circle (with a neighborhood independent of z) with
circle integrable Lipschitz bound, and F x is a.e. strongly measurable along circleMap c R for
x in a possibly smaller neighborhood of xโ.
Derivative under a parametric circle integral for x โฆ โฎ z in C(c, R), F x z at a given point
xโ : ๐, ๐ = โ or ๐ = โ, assuming F xโ is circle integrable, x โฆ F x z is differentiable
on a neighborhood of xโ for every z on the circle (with a neighborhood independent of z) with
derivative uniformly bounded by a circle integrable function, and F x is a.e. strongly measurable
along circleMap c R for x in a possibly smaller neighborhood of xโ.