Bridge: Bochner Marginals → Projective Measure Family #
Bridges the finite-dimensional Bochner marginals (measures on EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n))
to the IsProjectiveMeasureFamily API from Mathlib (measures on ∀ j : J, ℝ indexed
by Finset E), enabling application of the Kolmogorov extension theorem.
Main definitions #
marginalFamily— for eachJ : Finset E, a probability measure on∀ j : J, ℝmarginalFamily_isProjective— the family is projective (consistent under restriction)
Transport equivalence #
Measurable equivalence between ∀ j : J, ℝ and EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin |J|).
Composition of reindexing by J.equivFin and MeasurableEquiv.toLp.
Equations
- finsetPiMeasEquiv J = (finsetReindexEquiv J).trans (MeasurableEquiv.toLp 2 (Fin J.card → ℝ))
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Marginal family #
Choose the unique Bochner marginal measure for test vectors from a finset.
Equations
- marginalMeasure Φ hΦ_cont hΦ_pd hΦ_norm J = Exists.choose ⋯
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The projective family of measures indexed by Finset E. For each J, we take the
Bochner marginal on EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin |J|) and transport it to ∀ j : J, ℝ
via the finsetPiMeasEquiv.
Equations
- marginalFamily Φ hΦ_cont hΦ_pd hΦ_norm J = MeasureTheory.Measure.map ⇑(finsetPiMeasEquiv J).symm ↑(marginalMeasure Φ hΦ_cont hΦ_pd hΦ_norm J)
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Projectivity #
The marginal family is projective. The proof uses characteristic function uniqueness:
for J ⊆ I, the pushforward of P(I) along Finset.restrict₂ has the same
characteristic function as P(J), namely ξ ↦ Φ(∑_{j∈J} ξⱼ fⱼ).
The marginal family is projective: for J ⊆ I, the restriction of P(I) to
J-coordinates equals P(J).
Application of Kolmogorov Extension #
The Kolmogorov projective limit of the marginal family.
Equations
- marginalProjectiveLimit Φ hΦ_cont hΦ_pd hΦ_norm = MeasureTheory.projectiveLimit (marginalFamily Φ hΦ_cont hΦ_pd hΦ_norm) ⋯
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The projective limit projects correctly onto each finite-dimensional marginal.
The projective limit of the marginal family is unique.