Integrability of contour integrands #
A piecewise-C¹ curve has interval-integrable derivative. Multiplying that derivative by a
continuous function along the compact curve image therefore gives an interval-integrable contour
integrand. This file packages that Layer 0 conclusion of the contour-integration roadmap for
vector-valued integrands over ℂ.
The main theorem assumes continuity on the exact image γ '' [[a, b]]; a companion form accepts
continuity on any set containing that image.
Main results #
IsPiecewiseC1On.intervalIntegrable_deriv_smul_comp—t ↦ deriv γ t • f (γ t)is interval-integrable whenfis continuous on the curve image.IsPiecewiseC1On.intervalIntegrable_deriv_smul_comp_of_mapsTo— the same conclusion from continuity on an ambient set containing the curve.
The proof uses Mathlib's IntervalIntegrable.smul_continuousOn, after
IsPiecewiseC1On.intervalIntegrable_deriv supplies integrability of the velocity.
Along a piecewise-C¹ curve, the product of the curve velocity with a function continuous on
the curve image is interval-integrable. This is the vector-valued contour integrand
t ↦ deriv γ t • f (γ t) from Layer 0 of the contour-integration roadmap.
Ambient-set form of IsPiecewiseC1On.intervalIntegrable_deriv_smul_comp: it suffices for f
to be continuous on a set s containing the curve image.