Adjoint of operator-valued integrals #
The symmetrized Crouzeix--Palencia contour operator contains the adjoint of an operator-valued integral. Since adjoint is conjugate-linear, moving it through integration is not an instance of the usual complex-linear integral API. This file supplies that bridge using Mathlib's semilinear integration theorem and records the resulting contour formula.
Main declarations #
ContinuousLinearMap.adjoint_integral-- adjoint commutes with an integrable Bochner integral.ContinuousLinearMap.adjoint_intervalIntegral-- the corresponding interval-integral statement.ContinuousLinearMap.adjoint_contourIntegral-- the adjoint of a contour integral has conjugated tangent weight and pointwise-adjoint integrand.ContinuousLinearMap.intervalIntegral_smul_add_adjoint-- complex-weighted symmetrization of an operator kernel and its adjoint.
Adjoint commutes with an integrable operator-valued Bochner integral. The proof uses adjoint as a continuous conjugate-linear map and the fact that complex conjugation fixes real scalars.
Adjoint commutes with an operator-valued interval integral whenever the integrand is interval integrable.
Moving adjoint through a contour integral conjugates the tangent scalar and takes the pointwise adjoint of the operator-valued integrand.
Complex-weighted symmetrization of an operator-valued interval integral.
The conjugate weight before taking adjoint becomes the original weight, so
the two terms combine into the symmetric kernel K t + (K t)†.