Slicing and scaling standard-simplex integrals #
Splitting one coordinate from a finite real coordinate space preserves product Lebesgue measure.
Reindexing the coordinates left after deleting two distinct indices in opposite orders.
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Evaluates the inner sliced integral by reindexing the double-complement and scaling.
Evaluates a nonnegative inner sliced integral by reindexing the double complement and scaling.
Tonelli reduction of a nonnegative integral over the standard simplex after separating one
coordinate. Unlike integral_stdSimplex_split_at, no integrability hypothesis is required.
Evaluates an integral over the standard simplex by separating out the i-th coordinate.
This theorem provides the standard Fubini reduction (integration by slices) for the simplex.
It expresses the integral of a function f over the $(k-1)$-simplex (where $k$ is card ι)
as an iterated integral:
- An outer 1D integral over the isolated coordinate $t \in [0, 1]$.
- An inner integral over the $(k-2)$-simplex of the remaining coordinates $v$. Because the remaining coordinates are subject to the constraint $\sum v = 1 - t$, they are scaled by $(1 - t)$ to map them back to a standard unit $(k-1)$-simplex. This change of variables introduces a Jacobian determinant factor of $(1 - t)^{k - 2}$.