Lp Norm Helper Lemmas #
This file contains helper lemmas about Lp norms and their relationship to integrals, suitable for contribution to mathlib. All lemmas are self-contained with minimal dependencies.
Main Results #
eLpNorm_two_sq_eq_integral_sq: For real functions in L², eLpNorm² equals integral of squareeLpNorm_lt_of_integral_sq_lt: If ∫ f² < r², then eLpNorm f 2 < r
These lemmas bridge the gap between the ENNReal-valued eLpNorm and Real-valued integrals, which is essential for applying analysis results in probability theory.
Notes #
These results are standard in probability theory but not currently in mathlib in this exact form. They eliminate boilerplate in proofs involving L² convergence.
L² Norm and Integral Relationship #
L² norm squared equals integral of square for real functions.
For a real-valued function f in L²(μ), the square of its L² norm equals the integral of f²:
(eLpNorm f 2 μ)² = ∫ f² dμ
This is a fundamental relationship used throughout probability theory, bridging the gap between ENNReal-valued Lp norms and Real-valued integrals.
Proof strategy: Use the definition of eLpNorm for p = 2, which involves lintegral of ‖f‖^2, and convert via toReal.
L² norm bound from integral bound.
If the integral of f² is less than r², then the L² norm of f is less than r. This is the standard way to convert integral bounds to Lp norm bounds.
Application: Used when we have ∫ f² < ε² and want eLpNorm f 2 < ε.
Membership in Lp Spaces #
Block average of bounded function is in L².
If |f| ≤ M everywhere on a probability space, then f ∈ L². Used repeatedly in
Cesàro convergence proofs.