Proved counterparts of Statement.lean #
This module imports all five mathematical libraries and proves the local statements below. Its elementary definitions are explicit, so their meanings can be inspected independently of the development. The upstream statement and audit guide describe the separate comparator submission at the pinned source revision; this import does not maintain that upstream comparison.
Coordinate Lebesgue measure on the whole sum-one hyperplane; zero for no coordinates. There is no Euclidean square-root-of-cardinality factor in this normalization.
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- PalomarSnapshot.simplexMeasure = if h : Nonempty ι then MeasureTheory.Measure.map (PalomarSnapshot.chart (Classical.choice h)) MeasureTheory.volume else 0
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Gamma-regularized complex density, zero outside the positive simplex.
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- PalomarSnapshot.density b u = PalomarSnapshot.interior.indicator (fun (u : ι → ℝ) => ∏ i : ι, ↑(u i) ^ (b i - 1) / Complex.Gamma (b i)) u
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The native Gamma-regularized average of f at the affine combination of the nodes.
Its simplex density is ∏ i, uᵢ ^ (bᵢ - 1) / Gamma bᵢ. On the convergence domain,
the ordinary normalized Dirichlet average is Gamma (∑ i, b i) * average b z f;
see complexDirichletIntegral_eq_gamma_mul. The continuation theorem below extends
the regularized average to all parameters. This totalized native integral is not
itself that continuation outside convergence.
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- PalomarSnapshot.average b z f = ∫ (u : ι → ℝ) in PalomarSnapshot.simplex, PalomarSnapshot.density b u * f (∑ i : ι, ↑(u i) * z i) ∂PalomarSnapshot.simplexMeasure
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Real Dirichlet distribution: the normalized power density on the positive simplex. Its probability interpretation requires positive parameters and a nonempty index type.
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Ordinary coordinate differentiation, holding all other coordinates fixed.
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- PalomarSnapshot.coordDeriv i f z = deriv (fun (w : ℂ) => f (Function.update z i w)) (z i)
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Reciprocal Gamma shift, including its zeros at nonpositive integers.
Chu–Vandermonde for rising factorials over any commutative semiring.
Complex Fréchet differentiability on an open finite-dimensional domain implies analyticity.
Joint continuity and separate holomorphy imply joint analyticity (not Hartogs without continuity).
Cauchy's formula for every derivative at any interior point, requiring only boundary continuity.
Every omitted-coordinate chart defines the same ambient measure.
Simplex monomial integral with coordinate-volume normalization, including the singleton case.
Absolutely convergent multivariate beta integral; each parameter has positive real part.
All natural mixed moments of the real Dirichlet distribution.
Summing coordinates in surjective blocks sums the corresponding Dirichlet parameters.
The Gamma-regularized continuation assertion of Carlson 1977, 6.3-6, on a convex open scalar domain. The extension is entire in the Dirichlet parameters and jointly analytic with the nodes; native agreement is asserted only when every parameter has positive real part.
Gamma-regularized Carlson R on the principal slit domain. The solution supplies its construction; r_joint and r_native fix its mathematical meaning.
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- PalomarSnapshot.regR t b z = DirichletTransform.regCarlsonRSlit t b z
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Gamma-regularized Carlson L is the exponent derivative of the same R-function.
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- PalomarSnapshot.regL t b z = deriv (fun (s : ℂ) => PalomarSnapshot.regR s b z) t
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Carlson 6.8-2: joint holomorphy in all exponents, all Dirichlet parameters, and slit-plane nodes.
R equals its native power average when the entire node convex hull stays in the slit plane.
Carlson 6.8-3: Euler inversion on all slit-plane nodes and all complex parameters.
Euler–Poisson on the full slit domain, including repeated indices and coincident nodes.
Carlson 1987, (2.1): L is jointly holomorphic on the same full parameter and slit-node domain.
L equals the native power-logarithm average on the hull-admissible slit domain.
The exponent derivative of R exists and equals L for all complex parameters and slit nodes.