TemperedDistribution #
Main definitions #
TemperedDistribution E F: The spaceπ’(E, β) βL[β] Fequipped with the pointwise convergence topology.MeasureTheory.Measure.toTemperedDistribution: Every measure of temperate growth is a tempered distribution.Function.HasTemperateGrowth.toTemperedDistribution: Every function of temperate growth is a tempered distribution.SchwartzMap.toTemperedDistributionCLM: The canonical map fromπ’toπ’'as a continuous linear map.MeasureTheory.Lp.toTemperedDistribution: EveryLpfunction is a tempered distribution.TemperedDistribution.mulLeftCLM: Multiplication with temperate growth function as a continuous linear map.TemperedDistribution.instLineDeriv: The directional derivative on tempered distributions.TemperedDistribution.fourierTransformCLM: The Fourier transform on tempered distributions.
Notation #
π’'(E, F): The space of tempered distributionsTemperedDistribution E Fscoped inSchwartzMap
The space of tempered distribution is the space of continuous linear maps from the Schwartz to a normed space, equipped with the topology of pointwise convergence.
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- TemperedDistribution E F = (SchwartzMap E β βLββ[β] F)
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The space of tempered distribution is the space of continuous linear maps from the Schwartz to a normed space, equipped with the topology of pointwise convergence.
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Embeddings into tempered distributions #
Every temperate growth measure defines a tempered distribution.
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A function of temperate growth f defines a tempered distribution via integration, namely
g β¦ β« (x : E), g x β’ f x βΞΌ.
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The canonical embedding of π’(E, F) into π’'(E, F) as a continuous linear map.
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Define a tempered distribution from a L^p function.
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The natural embedding of L^p into tempered distributions.
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- MeasureTheory.Lp.toTemperedDistributionCLM F ΞΌ p = { toFun := MeasureTheory.Lp.toTemperedDistribution, map_add' := β―, map_smul' := β―, cont := β― }
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Scalar multiplication with temperate growth functions #
Multiplication with a temperate growth function as a continuous linear map on π’'(E, F).
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Derivatives #
The 1-dimensional derivative on tempered distribution as a continuous β-linear map.
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The partial derivative (or directional derivative) in the direction m : E as a
continuous linear map on tempered distributions.
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Fourier transform #
The Fourier transform on tempered distributions as a continuous linear map.
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- TemperedDistribution.instFourierTransform = { fourier := β(TemperedDistribution.fourierTransformCLM E F) }
The inverse Fourier transform on tempered distributions as a continuous linear map.
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- TemperedDistribution.instFourierTransformInv = { fourierInv := β(TemperedDistribution.fourierTransformInvCLM E F) }
The distributional Fourier transform and the classical Fourier transform coincide on
π’(E, F).
The distributional inverse Fourier transform and the classical inverse Fourier transform
coincide on π’(E, F).
The Dirac delta distribution
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Alias of TemperedDistribution.delta.
The Dirac delta distribution
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Alias of TemperedDistribution.delta_apply.
Dirac measure considered as a tempered distribution is the delta distribution.
Alias of TemperedDistribution.toTemperedDistribution_dirac_eq_delta.
Dirac measure considered as a tempered distribution is the delta distribution.
The Fourier transform of the delta distribution is equal to the volume.
Informally, this is usually represented as π Ξ΄ = 1.