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power_series_integ[T: TYPE+ from real]: THEORY
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% Term by term integration of power series:
%
% n
% ----
% series(integ_powerseq(a, x)) = \ a(k)*x^(k+1)/k+1
% /
% ----
% k = 0
%
%
% The intention here is that one passes in the domain of convergence [T]
% of the power series. This will either be all of the reals or {x| -R < x < R}
% where R is the range of convergence. Most of the lemmas assume
% convergence of the power series a: conv_powerseries?(a) =
% (FORALL (x: T): convergent?(powerseries(a)(x)))
%
%
% Author: Ricky W. Butler 10/2/04
%
% NOTES
% * Prelude restrictions on ^ [i.e. ^(r: real, i:{i:int | r /= 0 OR i >= 0}]
% lead to IF-THEN-ELSE on definition of "integ_powerseq"
% * The alternate form: integseq(a): (LAMBDA (k: nat): (k+1)*a(k+1))avoids
% the difficulty by shifting (i.e. starting with 2nd term)
% * These are shown to be equivalent in lemma "eriv_series_shift"
%
% Author: Ricky W. Butler NASA Langley Research Center
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
BEGIN
ASSUMING %% T is either "real" or a open ball of radius R about 0
IMPORTING analysis@deriv_domain_def
connected_domain : ASSUMPTION connected?[T]
not_one_element : ASSUMPTION not_one_element?[T]
open : ASSUMPTION
FORALL (x : T) : EXISTS (delta : posreal): FORALL (y: real):
abs(x-y) < delta IMPLIES T_pred(y)
ball: ASSUMPTION FORALL (x: T): T_pred(x) IMPLIES T_pred(-x)
ENDASSUMING
x,xp, x0: VAR T
k,n: VAR nat
a: VAR sequence[real]
t: VAR real
epsilon: VAR posreal
% Integative of a infinite power series is the term-by-term integative
IMPORTING analysis@deriv_domain_def
deriv_domain: LEMMA deriv_domain?[T]
IMPORTING power_series_conv[T], analysis@derivatives, analysis@taylors
integseq(a): sequence[real] = (LAMBDA (k: nat): IF k = 0 THEN 0
ELSE a(k-1)/k ENDIF)
integ_powerseq(a,x): sequence[real] = (LAMBDA k: a(k)*x^(k+1)/(k+1))
% -------- term by term integration is convergent ------------------------
conv_integseq: LEMMA conv_powerseries?(a) IMPLIES % Salas Hille page 454
conv_powerseries?[T](integseq(a))
integ_powerseries_conv: THEOREM
conv_powerseries?(a) IMPLIES
(FORALL (x: T): convergent?(series(integ_powerseq(a, x))))
integseq_lim_shift: LEMMA conv_powerseries?(a) IMPLIES
(LAMBDA x: limit(series(powerseq(integseq(a), x)))) =
(LAMBDA x: limit(series(integ_powerseq(a, x))))
IMPORTING power_series_deriv[T],
analysis@integral[T],
analysis@fundamental_theorem[T],
analysis@indefinite_integral[T]
powerseries_integrable?: LEMMA conv_powerseries?(a) IMPLIES
integrable?[T](LAMBDA x: limit(powerseries(a)(x)))
powerseries_integral: THEOREM conv_powerseries?(a) IMPLIES
(
LET f = (LAMBDA x: limit(powerseries(a)(x))) IN
LET g = (LAMBDA x: limit(series(integ_powerseq(a,x)))) IN
EXISTS (C: real): integral[T](f) = g + const_fun(C) )
integral_powerseries: THEOREM T_pred(0) AND conv_powerseries?(a) IMPLIES
LET f = (LAMBDA x: limit(powerseries(a)(x))) IN
Integrable?(0,x,f) AND
Integral(0,x,f) = limit(series(integ_powerseq(a,x)))
END power_series_integ
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