Sliced convolution integrals and product-measure slicing #
Two measure-theoretic facts used when a family of spatial statements indexed by
time, such as the slice-wise pressure equation of lem:delta-p, is assembled
into a single space-time statement.
stronglyMeasurable_slice_kernel_integral: convolving a jointly measurable space-time integrand with a continuous kernel in the space variable alone produces a jointly measurable function of the space-time point.ae_ae_of_ae_prod_sndandae_prod_of_ae_ae_snd: the two directions relating a product-almost-everywhere statement to its iterated form sliced in the second factor, which is the time factor in the product carrierVec3 × ℝ. Mathlib states these for slices in the first factor; the versions here are obtained by transporting along the measure-preserving coordinate swap.
A convolution-type integral against a continuous kernel, taken in the first factor only, is jointly measurable in both factors.
Slicing a product-almost-everywhere statement in the second factor.
Assembling a product-almost-everywhere membership from slices in the second factor.