Regularized complex Dirichlet integrals on the standard simplex #
This file defines regularized complex Dirichlet densities and their associated integral
functionals. These are complex-valued densities, not measures in the sense of Mathlib's
nonnegative Measure type. Parameter analyticity is in Dirichlet.Complex.Analytic,
and continuation beyond the convergence domain is in Dirichlet.Transform.
Main definitions and results #
Complex.mvBeta_eq_integral: the simplex integral representation of the multivariate Beta function.regDirichletDensity: the pointwise entire regularized Dirichlet density.complexDirichletDensity: the corresponding normalized complex density.regDirichletIntegral: integration against the regularized density.complexDirichletIntegral: integration against the normalized density.
References #
- [Carl77] B. C. Carlson, Special Functions of Applied Mathematics, Academic Press, 1977.
The regularized Dirichlet density with parameters b on stdSimplexInterior. For each
fixed u, this is an entire function of b.
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- ProbabilityTheory.regDirichletDensity b u = ProbabilityTheory.stdSimplexInterior.indicator (fun (u : ι → ℝ) => ∏ i : ι, ↑(u i) ^ (b i - 1) / Complex.Gamma (b i)) u
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The normalized complex Dirichlet density with parameters b on
stdSimplexInterior.
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- ProbabilityTheory.complexDirichletDensity b u = Complex.Gamma (∑ i : ι, b i) * ProbabilityTheory.regDirichletDensity b u
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Simultaneously permuting the parameters and coordinates leaves the regularized Dirichlet density unchanged.
The regularized Dirichlet density is a measurable function.
The regularized Dirichlet density integrated over the standard simplex.
Continuous functions are integrable over the standard simplex with respect to the regularized Dirichlet density.
Integration of function f over the standard simplex with respect to the regularized
Dirichlet density. This is the native, totalized Bochner integral, not its analytic
continuation outside the convergence domain.
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The normalized complex Dirichlet integral, defined using the native density. Outside the absolute-convergence domain this is a totalized Bochner integral, not an analytic continuation.
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Regularization amounts to multiplying the native, totalized simplex Mellin integral by the product of reciprocal Gamma factors. This identity does not require convergence.
regDirichletIntegral is additive.
regDirichletIntegral commutes with complex scalar multiplication.
The integral of f depends only on the values of f on the standard Simplex.