Compare Lp seminorms for different values of p #
In this file we compare MeasureTheory.eLpNorm' and MeasureTheory.eLpNorm for different
exponents.
If a function is supported on a finite-measure set and belongs to ℒ^p, then it belongs to
ℒ^q for any q ≤ p.
In this section, we show that ‖fg‖_{L^r} ≤ ‖f‖_{L^p} ‖g‖_{L^q} when 1/r = 1/p + 1/q, in a more
general version involving a general bilinear form.
There is one edge case where this formula does not hold with our conventions: if r = p = 0, f
is measurable but fg is not, then ‖fg‖_{L^r} = ∞ while ‖f‖_{L^p} ‖g‖_{L^q} = 0 * ∞ = 0.
So, we should either assume that r is nonzero, or the functions are measurable. Most lemmas
are given in the two versions, with the main one assuming measurability, and the other version
(suffixed with of_pos) assume 0 < r.
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Alias of MeasureTheory.eLpNorm_le_eLpNorm_mul_eLpNorm_of_norm.
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of an elementwise operation
fun x => b (f x) (g x).
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of a scalar product φ • f.
Hölder's inequality, as an inequality on the ℒp seminorm of a scalar product φ • f.
Eta-expanded form of MeasureTheory.MemLp.mul
Alias of MeasureTheory.MemLp.fun_mul.
Eta-expanded form of MeasureTheory.MemLp.mul
See MemLp.fun_prod for the applied version.
See MemLp.prod for the unapplied version.
Alias of MeasureTheory.MemLp.fun_prod.
See MemLp.prod for the unapplied version.