Infinite sums and products in topological groups #
Lemmas on topological sums in groups (as opposed to monoids).
A more general version of Multipliable.congr
, allowing the functions to
disagree on a finite set.
Note that this requires the target to be a group, and hence fails for products valued
in a ring. See Multipliable.congr_cofinite₀
for a version applying in this case,
with an additional non-vanishing hypothesis.
A more general version of Summable.congr
, allowing the functions to
disagree on a finite set.
A more general version of multipliable_congr
, allowing the functions to
disagree on a finite set.
A more general version of summable_congr
, allowing the functions to
disagree on a finite set.
Alias of Summable.tsum_sub
.
Alias of Multipliable.tprod_div
.
Alias of Summable.sum_add_tsum_compl
.
Alias of Multipliable.prod_mul_tprod_compl
.
Let f : β → α
be a multipliable function and let b ∈ β
be an index.
Lemma tprod_eq_mul_tprod_ite
writes ∏ n, f n
as f b
times the product of the
remaining terms.
Let f : β → α
be a summable function and let b ∈ β
be an index.
Lemma tsum_eq_add_tsum_ite
writes Σ' n, f n
as f b
plus the sum of the
remaining terms.
Alias of Summable.tsum_eq_add_tsum_ite
.
Let f : β → α
be a summable function and let b ∈ β
be an index.
Lemma tsum_eq_add_tsum_ite
writes Σ' n, f n
as f b
plus the sum of the
remaining terms.
Alias of Multipliable.tprod_eq_mul_tprod_ite
.
Let f : β → α
be a multipliable function and let b ∈ β
be an index.
Lemma tprod_eq_mul_tprod_ite
writes ∏ n, f n
as f b
times the product of the
remaining terms.
The Cauchy criterion for infinite products, also known as the Cauchy convergence test
The Cauchy criterion for infinite sums, also known as the Cauchy convergence test
Alias of Multipliable.tprod_subtype_mul_tprod_subtype_compl
.
Alias of Summable.sum_add_tsum_subtype_compl
.
The product over the complement of a finset tends to 1
when the finset grows to cover the
whole space. This does not need a multipliability assumption, as otherwise all such products are
one.
The sum over the complement of a finset tends to 0
when the finset grows to cover
the whole space. This does not need a summability assumption, as otherwise all such sums are zero.
Product divergence test: if f
is unconditionally multipliable, then f x
tends to one along
cofinite
.
Series divergence test: if f
is unconditionally summable, then f x
tends to zero
along cofinite
.
Groups with a zero #
These lemmas apply to a CommGroupWithZero
; the most familiar case is when K
is a field. These
are specific to the product setting and do not have a sensible additive analogue.
Alias of Multipliable.tsum_congr_cofinite₀
.
See also Multipliable.congr_cofinite
, which does not have a non-vanishing condition, but instead
requires the target to be a group under multiplication (and hence fails for infinite products in a
ring).