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[Merged by Bors] - feat(measure_theory/lp_space): Define Lp spaces #4993
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I have a design question, as I explain in one of the comments: I don't see what use the subtype ℒp
would have in the applications (contrary to the subtype Lp
of almost everywhere defined functions, which is a normed space and with which one can do analysis) that could not be done as efficiently with the mem_ℒp
predicate. Could you explain a little bit why you designed your PR like this?
I have removed the Lp type. |
To elaborate on the plan forward: my idea is to first have a sequence of PRs about the properties of mem_Lp, and only then to define the quotient space Lp of functions almost everywhere equal and prove properties of that type (which should be trivial consequences at that point). |
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I have a lot of minor comments, both about mathlib style and Lean tricks. It's normal, first PRs are always like that (and they are a great occasion to learn). But I am quite happy with the overall content, thanks!
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Define the space Lp of functions for which the norm raised to the power p has finite integral. Define the seminorm on that space (without proof that it is a seminorm, for now). Add three lemmas to analysis/special_functions/pow.lean about ennreal.rpow <!-- put comments you want to keep out of the PR commit here. If this PR depends on other PRs, please list them below this comment, using the following format: - [ ] depends on: #abc [optional extra text] - [ ] depends on: #xyz [optional extra text] -->
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Define the space Lp of functions for which the norm raised to the power p has finite integral.
Define the seminorm on that space (without proof that it is a seminorm, for now).
Add three lemmas to analysis/special_functions/pow.lean about ennreal.rpow