Measured sets #
Consider a measure μ on a measurable space. One can define an extended distance on the space
of measurable sets, by edist s t := μ (s ∆ t). In this file, we introduce this definition
on the type synonym MeasuredSets μ, and we prove that μ is a continuous function on this space.
We also give a density criterion for this distance,
in exists_measure_symmDiff_lt_of_generateFrom_isSetRing: given a ring of sets C covering the
space modulo 0 and generating the measurable space structure, then any measurable set can be
approximated by elements of C.
Note that the covering condition is necessary: for a counterexample otherwise, take {0, 1} with
the counting measure and C = {∅, {0}}. Then the set {1} can not be approximated by
an element of C.
The subtype of all measurable sets. We denote it as MeasuredSets μ, with an explicit but
unused parameter μ, to be able to define a distance on it given by edist s t = μ (s ∆ t)
Equations
- MeasureTheory.MeasuredSets μ = { s : Set α // MeasurableSet s }
Instances For
Equations
- MeasureTheory.instSetLikeMeasuredSets = { coe := fun (s : MeasureTheory.MeasuredSets μ) => ↑s, coe_injective' := ⋯ }
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Measure on MeasuredSets is a 1-lipschitz function.
We cannot state this in terms of LipschitzWith, because ℝ≥0∞ is not a PseudoEMetricSpace.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.instPseudoMetricSpaceMeasuredSetsOfIsFiniteMeasure = PseudoEMetricSpace.toPseudoMetricSpaceOfDist (fun (s t : MeasureTheory.MeasuredSets μ) => μ.real (symmDiff ↑s ↑t)) ⋯ ⋯
Given a ring of sets C covering the space modulo 0 and generating the measurable space
structure, any measurable set can be approximated by elements of C.
Given a semiring of sets C covering the space modulo 0 and generating the measurable space
structure, any measurable set can be approximated by finite unions of elements of C.
A ring of sets covering the space modulo 0 and generating the measurable space
structure is dense among measurable sets.
Given a semiring of sets C covering the space modulo 0 and generating the measurable space
structure, finite unions of elements of C are dense among measurable sets.