Haar measures on group extensions #
In this file, if 1 → A → B → C → 1 is a short exact sequence of topological groups,
we construct a Haar measure on B from Haar measures on A and C.
Main definitions #
TopologicalGroup.IsSES.inducedMeasure: The Haar measure onBinduced by Haar measures onAandC.
Main results #
TopologicalGroup.IsSES.isHaarMeasure_inducedMeasure:inducedMeasureis a Haar measure.TopologicalGroup.IsSES.inducedMeasure_lt_of_injOn: Ifψis injective on an open setU, then the induced measure onUis bounded byμC Set.univ * μA {1}(possibly infinite).
If φ : A →* B and ψ : B →* C define a short exact sequence of topological groups, then we
can pull back a continuous compactly supported function f on B along φ to the continuous
compactly supported function a ↦ f (b * φ a) on A.
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If φ : A →+ B and ψ : B →+ C define a short exact sequence of additive
topological groups, then we can pull back a continuous compactly supported function f on B along
φ to the continuous compactly supported function a ↦ f (b + φ a) on A.
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If φ : A →* B and ψ : B →* C define a short exact sequence of topological groups, then we
can push forward a continuous compactly supported function on B to a continuous compactly
supported function on C by integrating over A.
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If φ : A →+ B and ψ : B →+ C define a short exact sequence of additive
topological groups, then we can push forward a continuous compactly supported function on B to a
continuous compactly supported function on C by integrating over A.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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If φ : A →* B and ψ : B →* C define a short exact sequence of topological groups, then we
can integrate a continuous compactly supported function on B by integrating over A and C.
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- H.integrate μA μC = { toFun := fun (f : CompactlySupportedContinuousMap B E) => ∫ (c : C), ((H.pushforward μA) f) c ∂μC, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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If φ : A →+ B and ψ : B →+ C define a short exact sequence of additive
topological groups, then we can integrate a continuous compactly supported function on B by
integrating over A and C.
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- H.integrate μA μC = { toFun := fun (f : CompactlySupportedContinuousMap B E) => ∫ (c : C), ((H.pushforward μA) f) c ∂μC, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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If φ : A →* B and ψ : B →* C define a short exact sequence of topological groups, then we
can define a Haar measure on B induced by the Haar measures on A and C.
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- H.inducedMeasure μA μC = RealRMK.rieszMeasure { toLinearMap := H.integrate μA μC, monotone' := ⋯ }
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If φ : A →+ B and ψ : B →+ C define a short exact sequence of additive
topological groups, then we can define a Haar measure on B induced by the Haar measures on A
and C.
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- H.inducedMeasure μA μC = RealRMK.rieszMeasure { toLinearMap := H.integrate μA μC, monotone' := ⋯ }
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If φ : A →* B and ψ : B →* C define a short exact sequence of topological groups, and if
ψ is injective on an open set U, then the induced measure on U is bounded above by
μC Set.univ * μA {1} (possibly infinite).
If φ : A →+ B and ψ : B →+ C define a short exact sequence of additive
topological groups, and if ψ is injective on an open set U, then the induced measure on U is
bounded above by μC Set.univ * μA {1} (possibly infinite).