Mellin-Parseval Identity and its Relation to Fourier-Parseval #
This file establishes the explicit relationship between the Mellin-Plancherel formula and the classical Fourier-Parseval identity through logarithmic change of variables.
Main Results #
mellin_to_fourier_change_of_variables
: The change of variables x = e^t transforms the Mellin transform to a Fourier transform on the additive group ℝparseval_identity_equivalence
: The Mellin-Plancherel formula is equivalent to the Fourier-Parseval identity under appropriate transformationmellin_parseval_formula
: Explicit Parseval formula for Mellin transforms
Implementation Notes #
The key insight is that the multiplicative Haar measure dx/x on (0,∞) corresponds to the Lebesgue measure dt on ℝ under the logarithmic change of variables x = e^t.
The logarithmic map is a measurable equivalence
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Under x = e^t, the Mellin transform becomes a Fourier-type transform
Change of variables formula for exponential transformation
Simplification lemma: (1/exp(t)) * exp(t) = 1 in ENNReal
The transformed function under logarithmic change
Equations
- Frourio.logPushforward f t = f (Real.exp t)
Instances For
The Mellin transform at σ + iτ corresponds to weighted Fourier transform
The polarization identity for complex inner products
The L² norm of weighted LogPull equals the weighted L² norm of f, assuming the integral converges
Helper: relate ‖z‖ₑ
squared (with real exponent) to ENNReal.ofReal (‖z‖^2)
.
The weighted LogPull function is in L² under suitable conditions
Triangle inequality for eLpNorm differences
Linearity of the Mellin transform (assuming convergence)