-space
Definition
Let be a measure space. Let . The -norm of a function is defined as
(1) |
when the integral exists. The set of functions with finite -norm forms a vector space with the usual pointwise addition and scalar multiplication of functions. In particular, the set of functions with zero -norm form a linear subspace of , which for this article will be called . We are then interested in the quotient space , which consists of complex functions on with finite -norm, identified up to equivalence almost everywhere. This quotient space is the complex -space on .
Theorem
If , the vector space is complete with respect to the norm.
The space .
The space is somewhat special, and may be defined without explicit reference to an integral. First, the -norm of is defined to be the essential supremum of :
(2) |
However, if is the trivial measure, then essential supremum of every measurable function is defined to be 0.
The definitions of , , and then proceed as above, and again we have that is complete. Functions in are also called essentially bounded.
Example
Let and . Then but .
Title | -space |
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Canonical name | Lpspace |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 12:21:32 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 12:21:32 |
Owner | Mathprof (13753) |
Last modified by | Mathprof (13753) |
Numerical id | 28 |
Author | Mathprof (13753) |
Entry type | Definition |
Classification | msc 28B15 |
Synonym | space |
Synonym | essentially bounded function |
Related topic | MeasureSpace |
Related topic | Norm |
Related topic | EssentialSupremum |
Related topic | Measure |
Related topic | FeynmannPathIntegral |
Related topic | AmenableGroup |
Related topic | VectorPnorm |
Related topic | VectorNorm |
Related topic | SobolevInequality |
Related topic | L2SpacesAreHilbertSpaces |
Related topic | RieszFischerTheorem |
Related topic | BoundedLinearFunctionalsOnLpmu |
Related topic | ConvolutionsOfComplexFunctionsOnLocallyCompactG |
Defines | -integrable function |
Defines | |
Defines | essentially bounded |
Defines | -norm |