Closability of the Malliavin derivative (Solution) #
This module repeats the Mathlib-only statement boundary from Challenge and
discharges the advertised theorem using the development in Malliavin. The
boundary definitions remain explicit for independent statement auditing;
IsSmoothBounded.toMalliavin transfers their witnesses to the shared library API.
The Cameron–Martin Hilbert space: the closed first-chaos subspace of centered continuous linear functionals in L²(μ).
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- CameronMartin.Space μ = (↑(StrongDual.toLp μ 2 - MeasureTheory.Lp.constL 2 μ ℝ ∘SL (ContinuousLinearMap.apply ℝ ℝ) (∫ (x : W), x ∂μ))).range.topologicalClosure
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The identity random variable centered by its Bochner mean.
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The centered identity is square-integrable under a Gaussian measure.
The centered identity as an element of L²(μ; W).
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The covariance map from scalar L²(μ) into the ambient Banach space.
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The covariance embedding of the Cameron–Martin space into W.
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The Cameron–Martin space is complete because it is a closed subspace of L²(μ).
The Malliavin derivative as the Riesz representative of differentiation along the Cameron–Martin covariance embedding.
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- mderiv μ F x = (InnerProductSpace.toDual ℝ ↥(CameronMartin.Space μ)).symm (fderiv ℝ F x ∘SL CameronMartin.inclusion μ)
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A bounded C¹ Fréchet functional with uniformly bounded derivative.
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Convert the independent statement boundary to the library's smoothness predicate.
A smooth bounded functional has a continuous Fréchet derivative.
A smooth bounded functional belongs to every finite or infinite Lᵖ space.
The Malliavin derivative of a smooth bounded functional is continuous.
The norm of the Malliavin derivative is uniformly bounded.
The Malliavin derivative of a smooth bounded functional belongs to Lᵖ for every p.
The L²(μ) equivalence class of a smooth bounded functional.
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The Malliavin derivative of a smooth bounded functional as an element of L²(μ; H), where H is the Cameron–Martin space.
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- IsSmoothBounded.mderivLp μ hF = MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (mderiv μ F) ⋯
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Gaussian integration by parts: the mean directional Malliavin derivative along a Cameron–Martin vector equals pairing against its first-chaos representative.