Properties of variation #
We prove basic properties of variation for μ : VectorMeasure X V in ENormedAddCommMonoid V on
MeasurableSpace X. It is defined as the supremum over partitions {Eᵢ} of E, of the quantity
∑ᵢ, ‖μ(Eᵢ)‖. This definition allows one to define the integral against
such vector-valued measures.
Main results #
enorm_measure_le_variation:‖μ E‖ₑ ≤ variation μ E.variation_zero:(0 : VectorMeasure X V).variation = 0.variation_neg:(-μ).variation = μ.variation.absolutelyContinuous:μ ≪ᵥ μ.variation.ennrealVariation_eq_self: ifμ : VectorMeasure X ℝ≥0∞thenμ.ennrealVariation = μ.
References #
- [Walter Rudin, Real and Complex Analysis.][Rud87]
The sum of a vector measure μ on a Finpartition of Subtype MeasurableSet equals μ s.
Measure version of sum_le_preVariationFun_of_subset.
Measure version of preVariation.exists_Finpartition_sum_gt.
Measure version of preVariation.exists_Finpartition_sum_ge'.
Measure version of preVariation.exists_Finpartition_sum_ge.
For a signed measure, the variation is realized by the norm of the measure of a single set, up
to a factor of 2 and an arbitrarily small error.
For μ : VectorMeasure X ℝ≥0∞ and measurable s, the supremum over Finpartitions of
⟨s, hs⟩ : Subtype MeasurableSet of the sum of μ over parts equals μ s.
For μ : VectorMeasure X ℝ≥0∞, preVariationFun μ s = μ s for any s.