Positive & negative parts #
Mathematical structures possessing an absolute value often also possess a unique decomposition of elements into "positive" and "negative" parts which are in some sense "disjoint" (e.g. the Jordan decomposition of a measure).
This file provides instances of PosPart and NegPart, the positive and negative parts of an
element in a lattice ordered group.
Main statements #
posPart_sub_negPart: Every elementacan be decomposed intoa⁺ - a⁻, the difference of its positive and negative parts.posPart_inf_negPart_eq_zero: The positive and negative parts are coprime.
References #
- [Birkhoff, Lattice-ordered Groups][birkhoff1942]
- [Bourbaki, Algebra II][bourbaki1981]
- [Fuchs, Partially Ordered Algebraic Systems][fuchs1963]
- [Zaanen, Lectures on "Riesz Spaces"][zaanen1966]
- [Banasiak, Banach Lattices in Applications][banasiak]
Tags #
positive part, negative part
The positive part of an element a in a lattice ordered group is a ⊔ 1, denoted a⁺ᵐ.
Equations
- instOneLePart = { oneLePart := fun (a : α) => a ⊔ 1 }
The positive part of an element a in a lattice ordered group is a ⊔ 0, denoted a⁺.
Equations
- instPosPart = { posPart := fun (a : α) => a ⊔ 0 }
The negative part of an element a in a lattice ordered group is a⁻¹ ⊔ 1, denoted a⁻ᵐ .
Equations
- instLeOnePart = { leOnePart := fun (a : α) => a⁻¹ ⊔ 1 }
The negative part of an element a in a lattice ordered group is (-a) ⊔ 0, denoted a⁻.
Equations
- instNegPart = { negPart := fun (a : α) => -a ⊔ 0 }
Alias of the reverse direction of oneLePart_eq_self.
Alias of the reverse direction of oneLePart_eq_one.
Alias of the reverse direction of leOnePart_eq_inv.
Alias of the reverse direction of leOnePart_eq_one.