Basic definitions for tangent measures #
This file defines blow-up maps, rescaled measures, tangent measures, and the basic facts used by the Chapter 14 results.
IsTangentMeasure μ ν a asserts that ν is a tangent measure of μ at the point a:
ν is a nonzero Radon measure which is the weak limit of a sequence of rescaled blow-ups of μ
at a along radii tending to 0.
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Elementary facts about weak convergence #
Weak convergence is inherited by subsequences (more generally, by any reindexing along a map tending to infinity).
Rescaling a weakly convergent sequence by constants tending to 1 does not change the
weak limit.
Weak convergence only depends on the underlying sequence of measures.
Extracting a strictly decreasing sequence of radii #
A positive sequence tending to 0 has a strictly decreasing subsequence.
Basic properties of the blow-up maps #
The blow-up map as a homeomorphism of Euclidean space.
Equations
- blowUpHomeomorph a hr = (Homeomorph.subRight a).trans (Homeomorph.smulOfNeZero r⁻¹ ⋯)
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The push-forward of a Radon measure under a blow-up map is a Radon measure.
A finite rescaling of the push-forward of a Radon measure under a blow-up map is again a Radon measure.