Change of variable formulas for integrals in dimension 1 #
We record in this file versions of the general change of variables formula in integrals for
functions from R to ℝ. This makes it possible to replace the determinant of the Fréchet
derivative with the one-dimensional derivative.
We also give more specific versions of these theorems for monotone and antitone functions: this makes it possible to drop the injectivity assumption of the general theorems, as the derivative is zero on the set of non-injectivity, which means that it can be discarded.
See also Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/IntervalIntegral/IntegrationByParts.lean for versions of
the change of variables formula in dimension 1 for non-monotone functions, formulated with
the interval integral and with stronger requirements on the integrand.
Integrability in the change of variable formula for differentiable functions (one-variable
version): if a function f is injective and differentiable on a measurable set s ⊆ ℝ, then the
Lebesgue integral of a function g : ℝ → ℝ≥0∞ on f '' s coincides with the Lebesgue integral
of |(f' x)| * g ∘ f on s.
Integrability in the change of variable formula for differentiable functions (one-variable
version): if a function f is injective and differentiable on a measurable set s ⊆ ℝ, then a
function g : ℝ → F is integrable on f '' s if and only if |(f' x)| • g ∘ f is integrable on
s.
Change of variable formula for differentiable functions (one-variable version): if a function
f is injective and differentiable on a measurable set s ⊆ ℝ, then the Bochner integral of a
function g : ℝ → F on f '' s coincides with the integral of |(f' x)| • g ∘ f on s.
Technical structure theorem for monotone differentiable functions.
If a function f is monotone on a measurable set and has a derivative f', one can decompose
the set as a disjoint union a ∪ b ∪ c of measurable sets where a is countable (the points which
are isolated on the left or on the right, where f' is not well controlled),
f is locally constant on b and f' = 0 there (the preimages of the countably many points with
several preimages), and f is injective on c with nonnegative derivative (the other points).
Change of variable formula for differentiable functions, set version: if a real function f is
monotone and differentiable on a measurable set s, then the measure of f '' s is given by the
integral of f' x on s .
Note that the measurability of f '' s is given by MeasurableSet.image_of_monotoneOn.
Integrability in the change of variable formula for differentiable functions: if a real
function f is monotone and differentiable on a measurable set s, then a function
g : ℝ → F is integrable on f '' s if and only if f' x • g ∘ f is integrable on s .
Change of variable formula for differentiable functions: if a real function f is
monotone and differentiable on a measurable set s, then the Bochner integral of a function
g : ℝ → F on f '' s coincides with the integral of (f' x) • g ∘ f on s .
Change of variable formula for differentiable functions, set version: if a real function f is
antitone and differentiable on a measurable set s, then the measure of f '' s is given by the
integral of -f' x on s .
Note that the measurability of f '' s is given by MeasurableSet.image_of_antitoneOn.
Integrability in the change of variable formula for differentiable functions: if a real
function f is antitone and differentiable on a measurable set s, then a function
g : ℝ → F is integrable on f '' s if and only if -f' x • g ∘ f is integrable on s .
Change of variable formula for differentiable functions: if a real function f is
antitone and differentiable on a measurable set s, then the Bochner integral of a function
g : ℝ → F on f '' s coincides with the integral of (-f' x) • g ∘ f on s .