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Weak convergence of Radon measures #

This file defines the three conditions for weak convergence of Radon measures appearing in Evans--Gariepy, Revised Edition, Theorem 1.40, and proves their equivalence for Radon measures on Euclidean space.

Radon measures are modelled here by Borel measures (MeasurableSpace X together with BorelSpace X) that are regular in Mathlib's sense, i.e. satisfy MeasureTheory.Measure.Regular: they are finite on compact sets, outer regular by open sets and inner regular by compact sets on open sets.

A sequence of Radon measures μ converges weakly to a Radon measure ν if integrals against every real-valued compactly supported continuous function converge.

This is called weak convergence by Evans--Gariepy and is also commonly called vague convergence.

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    Evans--Gariepy, Revised Edition, Theorem 1.40(ii): the compact-set upper bound and open-set lower bound characterizing weak convergence.

    Both clauses together constitute condition (ii); neither clause separately is equivalent to weak convergence.

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      Evans--Gariepy, Revised Edition, Theorem 1.40(iii): convergence on every bounded Borel continuity set of the limit measure.

      Under BorelSpace X, MeasurableSet B says that B is Borel. For Euclidean space, Bornology.IsBounded B is the usual metric boundedness condition.

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        Equivalence on Euclidean space #

        Evans--Gariepy, Revised Edition, Theorem 1.40, equivalence of conditions (i) and (ii) for Radon measures on Euclidean space.

        Evans--Gariepy, Revised Edition, Theorem 1.40, equivalence of conditions (ii) and (iii) for Radon measures on Euclidean space.

        Evans--Gariepy, Revised Edition, Theorem 1.40, equivalence of conditions (i) and (iii) for Radon measures on Euclidean space.