InformationTheory.Shannon.EPI.Conv.DensityRegular
IsRegularDensityV2 (convDensityAdd pX g_t) producer — EPI A-5 precondition (1) #
For an arbitrary probability density pX (nonnegativity + measurability +
integrability + positive mass) and the Gaussian heat kernel
g_t = gaussianPDFReal 0 ⟨t, _⟩ (t > 0), the convolution density
convDensityAdd pX g_t is a regular density in the V2 sense
(InformationTheory.Shannon.FisherInfo.IsRegularDensityV2).
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diff—convDensityAdd_differentiable_of_integrable_smoothKernel(gateway), differentiation carried by the smooth Gaussian kernel.pos—convDensityAdd_pos(positive mass ⇒ strictly positive convolution).integrable_deriv—deriv f = convDensityAdd pX (deriv g_t)(gatewayHasDerivAt.deriv) +convKernel_envelope_integrable'(Tonelli envelope).integral_deriv_eq_zero— Fubini swap of the same envelope +∫ deriv g_t = 0.tail_bot/tail_top— convolution with the Gaussian kernel vanishes at ±∞.
All hypotheses on pX are regularity preconditions (no load-bearing core).
InformationTheory.Shannon.EPIConvDensityRegular.gaussianPDFReal_abs_le
sourceGlobal sup bound of gaussianPDFReal 0 v: g(x) ≤ (√(2πv))⁻¹ since
exp(-x²/(2v)) ≤ 1.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.EPIConvDensityRegular.deriv_gaussianPDFReal_abs_le
sourceGlobal sup bound of deriv (gaussianPDFReal 0 v). With
deriv g v x = -x/v · g v x and |x|·exp(-x²/(2v)) ≤ √(v)·exp(-1/2)·…, the
derivative is globally bounded.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.EPIConvDensityRegular.deriv_convDensityAdd_eq
sourceThe derivative of convDensityAdd pX g_t is the convolution of pX against
deriv g_t: deriv (convDensityAdd pX g_t) z = convDensityAdd pX (deriv g_t) z.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.EPIConvDensityRegular.tendsto_convDensityAdd_gaussian_zero
sourceConvolution-with-Gaussian tail vanishing (filter-generic).
For an integrable nonnegative pX and the Gaussian kernel g = gaussianPDFReal 0 v
that is globally bounded by M and vanishes (after the z - x shift) along the
filter l, the convolution convDensityAdd pX g vanishes along l. Dominated
convergence with bound pX · M.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.EPIConvDensityRegular.isRegularDensityV2_convDensityAdd_gaussian
sourceA-5 precondition (1) producer. convDensityAdd pX g_t is a regular V2
density for t > 0 and any probability density pX.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.EPIConvDensityRegular.fisherInfoOfDensityReal_convDensityAdd_pos
sourceFisher non-degeneracy for a conv-with-Gaussian density (Gap 1 closure).
0 < J(convDensityAdd pX g_t) for t > 0 and any normalized probability density
pX (nonneg / measurable / integrable / ∫ pX = 1).
Route: J(f).toReal > 0 requires J(f) ≠ 0 and J(f) < ⊤.
- Finiteness:
gaussianConv_fisher_le_inv_vargivesJ(f) ≤ 1/t < ⊤. - Non-vanishing: if
J(f) = 0then the lintegrandofReal((logDeriv f)²)·ofReal(f)vanishes a.e.; sincef > 0everywhere (convDensityAdd_pos),logDeriv f = 0a.e., hencederiv f = 0a.e. Butderiv f = convDensityAdd pX (deriv g)is continuous (BddAbove.continuous_convolution_right_of_integrable), so it is0everywhere, makingfconstant (is_const_of_deriv_eq_zero). A constant contradicts thetail_botfield (f → 0at-∞) together withf 0 > 0.
All pX hypotheses are regularity preconditions (probability-density normalization
∫ pX = 1); the Fisher positivity conclusion is derived, not assumed.