Uniform integrability #
This file contains the definitions for uniform integrability (both in the measure theory sense as well as the probability theory sense). This file also contains the Vitali convergence theorem which establishes a relation between uniform integrability, convergence in measure and Lp convergence.
Uniform integrability plays a vital role in the theory of martingales most notably is used to formulate the martingale convergence theorem.
Main definitions #
MeasureTheory.UnifIntegrable
: uniform integrability in the measure theory sense. In particular, a sequence of functionsf
is uniformly integrable if for allε > 0
, there exists someδ > 0
such that for all setss
of smaller measure thanδ
, the Lp-norm off i
restricteds
is smaller thanε
for alli
.MeasureTheory.UniformIntegrable
: uniform integrability in the probability theory sense. In particular, a sequence of measurable functionsf
is uniformly integrable in the probability theory sense if it is uniformly integrable in the measure theory sense and has uniformly bounded Lp-norm.
Main results #
MeasureTheory.unifIntegrable_finite
: a finite sequence of Lp functions is uniformly integrable.MeasureTheory.tendsto_Lp_finite_of_tendsto_ae
: a sequence of Lp functions which is uniformly integrable converges in Lp if they converge almost everywhere.MeasureTheory.tendstoInMeasure_iff_tendsto_Lp_finite
: Vitali convergence theorem: a sequence of Lp functions converges in Lp if and only if it is uniformly integrable and converges in measure.
Tags #
uniform integrable, uniformly absolutely continuous integral, Vitali convergence theorem
Uniform integrability in the measure theory sense.
A sequence of functions f
is said to be uniformly integrable if for all ε > 0
, there exists
some δ > 0
such that for all sets s
with measure less than δ
, the Lp-norm of f i
restricted on s
is less than ε
.
Uniform integrability is also known as uniformly absolutely continuous integrals.
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In probability theory, a family of measurable functions is uniformly integrable if it is uniformly integrable in the measure theory sense and is uniformly bounded.
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UnifIntegrable
#
This section deals with uniform integrability in the measure theory sense.
Uniform integrability is preserved by restriction of the functions to a set.
Uniform integrability is preserved by restriction of the measure to a set.
This lemma is weaker than MeasureTheory.Memℒp.integral_indicator_norm_ge_nonneg_le
as the latter provides 0 ≤ M
and does not require the measurability of f
.
This lemma is superseded by MeasureTheory.Memℒp.integral_indicator_norm_ge_nonneg_le
which does not require measurability.
Alias of MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNormEssSup_indicator_norm_ge_eq_zero
.
This lemma implies that a single function is uniformly integrable (in the probability sense).
Alias of MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_norm_ge_pos_le
.
This lemma implies that a single function is uniformly integrable (in the probability sense).
Auxiliary lemma for MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le
.
Alias of MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le'
.
Auxiliary lemma for MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le
.
This lemma is superseded by MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le
which does not require
measurability on f
.
Alias of MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le_of_meas
.
This lemma is superseded by MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le
which does not require
measurability on f
.
Alias of MeasureTheory.Memℒp.eLpNorm_indicator_le
.
A constant function is uniformly integrable.
A single function is uniformly integrable.
This lemma is less general than MeasureTheory.unifIntegrable_finite
which applies to
all sequences indexed by a finite type.
A finite sequence of Lp functions is uniformly integrable.
Alias of MeasureTheory.eLpNorm_sub_le_of_dist_bdd
.
A sequence of uniformly integrable functions which converges μ-a.e. converges in Lp.
A sequence of uniformly integrable functions which converges μ-a.e. converges in Lp.
Convergence in Lp implies uniform integrability.
Forward direction of Vitali's convergence theorem: if f
is a sequence of uniformly integrable
functions that converge in measure to some function g
in a finite measure space, then f
converge in Lp to g
.
Vitali's convergence theorem: A sequence of functions f
converges to g
in Lp if and
only if it is uniformly integrable and converges to g
in measure.
This lemma is superseded by unifIntegrable_of
which do not require C
to be positive.
In probability theory, uniform integrability normally refers to the condition that a sequence
of function (fₙ)
satisfies for all ε > 0
, there exists some C ≥ 0
such that
∫ x in {|fₙ| ≥ C}, fₙ x ∂μ ≤ ε
for all n
.
In this section, we will develop some API for UniformIntegrable
and prove that
UniformIntegrable
is equivalent to this definition of uniform integrability.
A finite sequence of Lp functions is uniformly integrable in the probability sense.
A single function is uniformly integrable in the probability sense.
A constant sequence of functions is uniformly integrable in the probability sense.
This lemma is superseded by uniformIntegrable_of
which only requires
AEStronglyMeasurable
.
A sequence of functions (fₙ)
is uniformly integrable in the probability sense if for all
ε > 0
, there exists some C
such that ∫ x in {|fₙ| ≥ C}, fₙ x ∂μ ≤ ε
for all n
.
This lemma is superseded by UniformIntegrable.spec
which does not require measurability.
The definition of uniform integrable in mathlib is equivalent to the definition commonly found in literature.
The averaging of a uniformly integrable sequence is also uniformly integrable.
The averaging of a uniformly integrable real-valued sequence is also uniformly integrable.