Integrability of the complex Gaussian with shifted argument
Integrability of real Gaussian function
Integrability of complex Gaussian function
Convergence of horizontal shifted integral to improper integral
Helper lemma: Integral norm estimate using exponential bound
Helper lemma: Exponential decay exp(-cx²) → 0 as x → ∞ for c > 0
Type for different integral bound conditions
- at_one : IntegralBoundType
- interval : IntegralBoundType
- negative : IntegralBoundType
Instances For
Unified helper lemma: Vertical integral bounds for various R conditions
Unified helper lemma with C bound: For R = 1 with given C
Helper lemma: Vertical integral bound at R = 1
Type for different conditions on R that imply R² ≤ 1
- nonneg_le : SqLeOneCondition
- abs_le : SqLeOneCondition
- neg_le : SqLeOneCondition
Instances For
Unified lemma: Various conditions that imply R² ≤ 1
Helper lemma: Gaussian vertical integral is continuous in R
Helper lemma: Continuous function on compact set attains maximum
Helper lemma: Maximum of gaussian vertical integral on [0,1] exists
Helper lemma: If M is the maximum of the integral on [0,1], it bounds all values
Helper lemma: A single vertical integral of Gaussian vanishes as R → ∞
If right = true
, it's the right vertical integral (at x = R).
If right = false
, it's the left vertical integral (at x = -R).
Limit of difference of integrals using rectangular contour
Helper lemma: Gaussian functions are integrable
Standard negation homeomorphism on ℝ
Equations
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Instances For
Helper lemma: The standard negation homeomorphism preserves Lebesgue measure
Helper lemma: Transform integral with shift to standard form
Helper lemma for handling the case when c.im < 0 in gaussian_contour_shift. This lemma directly provides the needed equality with the correct variable names.
Specific version for our use case with real parameters. This is the version needed for the Gaussian Fourier transform proof.