Zero-mass logarithmic energy inequality for finite measures on ℂ
(the proof notes (12), GLOBAL-INTEGRAL-v1 §4): for finite measures μ_k and real weights w_k with
Σ w_k μ_k(ℂ) = 0, integrable log|z − w| and null diagonals,
Σ_{k,l} w_k w_l ∫∫ log|z − w| dμ_k dμ_l ≤ 0.
Gaussian positivity for the truncated kernel L_{a,b}(r) = ½∫_a^b (e^{-s} − e^{-s r²})/s ds,
then dominated
convergence L_{1/(n+1), n+1} → log. The scalar kernel facts and the Gaussian convolution on
ℂ are
adapted from the Li₂(1/2) formalization (Li2Unified/Modular/Positive/Packed/P183–P185,
themselves a port of
mo271/Zeta5 Apery/Gaussian, Kernel, ZeroMass, EnergyLimit, Apache-2.0); the measure-level
Gaussian positivity is
new here (the Li₂ version needs bounded continuous curve densities; our comparison density is
unbounded).
Shared truncated-kernel and Gaussian facts #
Gaussian positivity for finite measures (new) #
∫∫ e^{-t|z−w|²} dμ dν = (4t/π) ∫ g_μ g_ν.
Gaussian positivity of a signed finite combination.
The truncated kernel against finite measures #
∫ Ltr(|z − w|) dμ dν = ½ ∫_α^β ∫ ltrF.
Zero-mass logarithmic energy inequality for a finite signed combination of finite measures
on ℂ.