Translation-Invariance Setup for Indicator Functions #
Defines the hypothesis that an indicator 1_B is ae translation-invariant on an open
interval I, and reduces the ae statement from I ∩ (I+t) to compact subintervals
J ⊂⊂ I using the margin δ₀ = min(a - α, β - b).
Reference: lamportform.tex, Section 6, Lemma 6, Steps 1–3 (lines 542–576).
Hypothesis definition #
The indicator 1_B is ae translation-invariant on an open interval I.
Concretely: B ⊆ I, I is an open interval Ioo α β, and for all
t ∈ (0, ε), the indicator 1_B satisfies 1_B(u) = 1_B(u - t) a.e. on
the overlap I ∩ preimage (· - t) I.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Lemma 6 hypothesis.
- B_measurable : MeasurableSet B
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Margin of compact subinterval #
The margin of Icc a b inside Ioo α β: δ₀ = min(a - α, β - b).
Positive when α < a and b < β, i.e. Icc a b ⊆ Ioo α β with room to spare.
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- ConnesLean.compactMargin α β a b = min (a - α) (β - b)
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The margin is positive when Icc a b sits strictly inside Ioo α β.
Subset containment under shifts #
For t < δ₀, the compact interval Icc a b is contained in
Ioo α β ∩ preimage (·-t) (Ioo α β). This means both u ∈ I and
u - t ∈ I for every u ∈ J.
Restricting the ae hypothesis to compact subintervals #
Step 2: The ae shift-invariance transfers from I ∩ (I+t) to any
compact J = Icc a b ⊆ I when t is small enough.
Given the IndicatorTranslationInvariant hypothesis, for any compact
Icc a b with α < a, b < β (where I = Ioo α β), and any
t ∈ (0, min(ε, δ₀)):
1_B(u) = 1_B(u - t) a.e. on Icc a b.
Reference: lamportform.tex, Lemma 6, Step 2.
Step 3: Quantified version — the ae shift-invariance holds for all
sufficiently small positive t, on any compact Icc a b ⊆ I.
The threshold is δ = min(ε, compactMargin α β a b).