Dynin-Mityagin Space Typeclass #
Defines the DyninMityaginSpace typeclass for locally convex spaces admitting
a rapidly decaying Schauder basis. This formalizes the Dynin-Mityagin
theorem: a nuclear Fréchet space with a Schauder basis is isomorphic to
a Köthe sequence space with rapidly decaying weights.
The construction of Gaussian measures works for any DyninMityaginSpace E,
not just Schwartz spaces.
Main definitions #
DyninMityaginSpace E— typeclass for nuclear Fréchet spaces with Schauder basisDyninMityaginSpace.expansion_H— recovery of the Hilbert-space expansion
References #
- Dynin, Mityagin, "Criterion for nuclearity in terms of approximative dimension"
- Gel'fand-Vilenkin, "Generalized Functions" Vol. 4, Ch. 3-4
A nuclear Fréchet space with a countable Schauder basis.
Seminorms and index type are bundled inside the class so that typeclass
synthesis can infer everything from E alone. The expansion axiom is
stated for scalar functionals φ : E →L[ℝ] ℝ, not arbitrary Hilbert
spaces — the Hilbert-space form is recovered as expansion_H.
The class includes h_countable (countable seminorm index) and
h_completeSpace (completeness w.r.t. the canonical uniform structure).
Together these give BaireSpace E (see DyninMityaginSpace.instBaireSpace)
via: countable seminorms → pseudometrizable + complete → Baire.
- ι : Type
Index type for the defining seminorm family.
Defining seminorm family.
- h_with : WithSeminorms p
- h_completeSpace : CompleteSpace E
- basis : ℕ → E
Schauder basis vectors.
Coefficient functionals for the basis expansion.
Instances
A DyninMityaginSpace with biorthogonal basis and coefficients:
coeff n (basis m) = δ_{nm}. This holds for all DM spaces constructed
via ofRapidDecayEquiv (including Schwartz spaces and smooth circle functions).
Finite-dimensional spaces with eventually-zero bases do NOT satisfy this.
Instances
The Hilbert-space expansion recovered from the scalar axiom.
For any CLM T : E →L[ℝ] H and w : H, the map f ↦ ⟪w, T f⟫ is a scalar
CLF, so the intrinsic DyninMityaginSpace.expansion applies.