The ambient affine-hyperplane coordinate measure #
The coordinate map is measurable.
Lebesgue measure pushed forward from the free coordinates omitting i.
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The Lebesgue measure is homogeneous of degree (Fintype.card ι - 1) in the free coordinates.
Coordinate explicit form of stdSimplexMeasureAt.
Pushing stdSimplexMeasureAt (σ i) forward along σ gives stdSimplexMeasureAt i.
Pushing stdSimplexMeasureAt i forward along the transposition swap i j gives
stdSimplexMeasureAt j.
The coordinate measure is independent of the chosen special coordinate.
The coordinate Lebesgue measure on stdSimplexAffineSet. When ι is empty the measure
is zero; otherwise it is the push-forward of Lebesgue measure from any set of free
coordinates.
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- MeasureTheory.Measure.stdSimplexMeasure = if h : Nonempty ι then MeasureTheory.Measure.stdSimplexMeasureAt (Classical.choice h) else 0
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stdSimplexMeasure equals stdSimplexMeasureAt i, for any i.
The coordinate map pushes the restricted volume on the free coordinates to the restricted simplex measure.
stdSimplexMeasure is zero when ι is empty.
stdSimplexMeasure is a SigmaFinite measure.
For a type with a unique element, the pushforward measure at that element is a Dirac mass at the all-ones point.
Restating stdSimplexMeasureAt_of_unique in terms of stdSimplexMeasure.
The coordinate Lebesgue measure is supported on stdSimplexAffineSet.
The coordinate Lebesgue measure is finite on the standard simplex.
Permuting coordinates is a measure-preserving transformation of stdSimplexMeasure:
the map x ↦ x ∘ σ is measurable, and it pushes stdSimplexMeasure forward to itself.
The pushforward of stdSimplexMeasure under a coordinate permutation is
stdSimplexMeasure itself — the Measure.map equation extracted from
measurePreserving_stdSimplexMeasure_perm.
Extended real evaluation of the measure of the standard simplex. The value is
$1/(k-1)!$ where k = Fintype.card ι.
Real-valued form of the coordinate-volume formula for the standard simplex.
The measure of the standard simplex is finite.
The projected measure of a measurable set: stdSimplexMeasureAt i s equals the volume
of the preimage of s under stdSimplexCoordMap i.
Almost every point of the simplex has every coordinate strictly positive, with respect to
stdSimplexMeasure restricted to the simplex.
Coordinates belong to every Lᵖ space for a finite measure supported on the simplex.