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[Merged by Bors] - feat(l1_space): add measurability to integrable #4170
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The predicate |
I think that the best approach to this is to use measurability w.r.t. |
I support usage of the new definition. I did not go through the whole file but I trust that @fpvandoorn did not introduce any large regressions. @sgouezel ? |
Sébastien is happy with this change |
This PR defines `integrable` such that `integrable` implies `measurable`. The old version is called `has_finite_integral`. This allows us to drop *many* measurability conditions from lemmas that also require integrability. There are some lemmas that have extra measurability conditions, if it has `integrable` as conclusion without corresponding `measurable` hypothesis. There are many results that require an additional `[measurable_space E]` hypothesis, and some that require `[borel_space E]` or `[second_countable_space E]` (usually when using that addition is measurable).
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This PR defines
integrable
such thatintegrable
impliesmeasurable
. The old version is calledhas_finite_integral
.This allows us to drop many measurability conditions from lemmas that also require integrability.
There are some lemmas that have extra measurability conditions, if it has
integrable
as conclusion without correspondingmeasurable
hypothesis.There are many results that require an additional
[measurable_space E]
hypothesis, and some that require[borel_space E]
or[second_countable_space E]
(usually when using that addition is measurable).