Multiplicative Convolution and Involution on ℝ₊* #
Defines multiplicative convolution (g ⋆ h)(x) = ∫ g(y) h(x/y) d*y and involution
g*(x) = conj(g(x⁻¹)) on positive reals. Proves involution is involutive and establishes
Hölder-based integrability.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Section 1, lines 102–109.
Multiplicative convolution of two functions on R_+*:
(mulConv g h)(x) = integral g(y) * h(x/y) d*y.
We define this as a plain function RPos -> C, not as an Lp element,
to allow pointwise evaluation (needed for Lemma 1).
Reference: lamportform.tex, lines 102-105.
Equations
- ConnesLean.mulConv g h x = ∫ (y : ConnesLean.RPos), g y * h (x / y) ∂ConnesLean.haarMult
Instances For
The involution g* : R_+* -> C defined by g*(x) = conj(g(x^{-1})).
Reference: lamportform.tex, lines 106-109.
Equations
- ConnesLean.mulInvol g x = (starRingEnd ℂ) (g x⁻¹)
Instances For
mulInvol is involutive: (g*)* = g.
Expand (mulConv g (mulInvol g))(a) to integral g(y) * conj(g(y/a)) d*y.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Lemma 1.1, Steps 1.1-1.3.
The key computation uses (a/y)^{-1} = y/a.
The integrand of mulConv g (mulInvol g) is integrable for g ∈ L²(d*x).
Follows from Hölder's inequality applied to g and star(g ∘ (· / a)),
both in L²(d*x), using measure-preservation of (· / a).