Rearranging a derivative: the primitive of a mean-zero function #
The primitive comparison lemma for decreasing rearrangements. For a measurable h : I → [0,1] with ∫ h = v, put f = h - v (a bounded
mean-zero function) and
F(u) = ∫_0^u f = ∫_0^u h - u v, G(u) = ∫_0^u f↓ = ∫_0^u h↓ - u v,
where h↓ = decRearr h is the decreasing rearrangement (f↓ = h↓ - v). This file proves the
structural statements: G is concave (chord inequality) and nonnegative, the
two-sided bound -G(1 - λ(E)) ≤ ∫_E f ≤ G(λ(E)) for measurable E, hence
-G(1-u) ≤ F(u) ≤ G(u) and |F| ≤ max G, and the level-set inequality
λ{|F| > y} ≤ λ{G > y} for y ≥ 0 (with a quantitative improvement when F takes both signs).
The integral consequences (∫ |F|^p ≤ ∫ G^p and the strict versions) are in
Copula.Rearrangement.PrimitiveIntegral.
The measure of a subset of the unit interval, as a point of the unit interval.
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The primitive of a bounded function and its continuity #
The primitive u ↦ ∫_0^u h, as a function on the unit interval.
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- ProbabilityTheory.Copula.primitive h u = ∫ (t : ↑unitInterval) in Set.Iic u, h t
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The deviation functions F and G #
F(u) = ∫_0^u h - u v, the primitive of the mean-zero function h - v.
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- ProbabilityTheory.Copula.primDev h v u = ProbabilityTheory.Copula.primitive h u - ↑u * v
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G(u) = ∫_0^u h↓ - u v, the primitive of the decreasing rearrangement h↓ - v.
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- ProbabilityTheory.Copula.rearrDev h v u = ProbabilityTheory.Copula.primitive (fun (t : ↑unitInterval) => ProbabilityTheory.Copula.decRearr h ↑t) u - ↑u * v
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The chord inequality expressing concavity of G.
The rearranged primitive is nonnegative: G ≥ 0.
Concavity keeps G ≥ y on the interval between two points where G ≥ y.
Two-sided bound, upper half: ∫_E f ≤ G(λ(E)) for every measurable E (bathtub principle).
Two-sided bound, lower half: -G(1 - λ(E)) ≤ ∫_E f for every measurable E.
F ≤ G pointwise.
-G(1-u) ≤ F(u).
|F| ≤ max G, in pointwise form.