Null affine hyperplanes in finite real products #
This file proves that the solution set of a nontrivial weighted affine equation in a finite product of real lines is a null set for the product measure. Coordinate and coordinate-sum hyperplanes are recorded as volume corollaries.
This is the finite-product companion of Measure.pi_hyperplane. The corresponding statement
for a proper affine subspace of a finite-dimensional real space is addHaar_affineSubspace;
the lemmas here avoid that Haar/affine-subspace API.
This is a temporary project home. Intended Mathlib placement:
pi_weighted_hyperplane,ae_weighted_hyperplane→Mathlib.MeasureTheory.Constructions.Pi, afterpi_hyperplane/ae_eval_ne
The volume wrappers volume_setOf_eval_eq and volume_setOf_fin_sum_eq are local
conveniences for the present project.
TODO: if those lemmas land in Mathlib, delete this file and switch uses to the upstream names.
A level set of a weighted coordinate sum has product measure zero if one of its
coefficients is nonzero. This is the finite-product form of the fact that a proper affine
hyperplane is Lebesgue-null; compare pi_hyperplane and addHaar_affineSubspace.
Almost every point of a finite real product lies off a nontrivial weighted hyperplane.
A level set of the coordinate sum in a nonempty finite real product has volume zero. The nonempty hypothesis is necessary: in dimension zero the level set at zero is the whole space.