Bochner integral

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The Bochner integral is a generalization of the Lebesgue integral to functions taking values in Banach spaces, widely used in functional analysis and probability theory.

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instanceOf generalization of Lebesgue integral
integral
mathematical concept
appliesTo Banach space–valued functions
assumes complete measure space for many theorems
category vector-valued integration theory
closedUnder almost everywhere limits under dominated convergence
finite linear combinations of integrable functions
codomain Banach space
compatibleWith classical Lebesgue integral on scalar functions
contrastWith Pettis integral in nonreflexive spaces
Riemann integral NERFINISHED
definitionUses norm in Banach space
simple functions
domain measure space
extends Lebesgue integral for complex-valued functions
Lebesgue integral for real-valued functions
field functional analysis
measure theory
probability theory
generalizes Lebesgue integral NERFINISHED
implies Pettis integrability
integrandCondition norm is Lebesgue integrable
introducedBy Salomon Bochner NERFINISHED
linearity is linear in the integrand
namedAfter Salomon Bochner NERFINISHED
notation ∫ f dμ for Banach-valued f
relatedTo Dunford integral
Pettis integral NERFINISHED
requires Bochner measurability
almost separably valued functions for strong measurability
integrability of norm
separability of essential range for strong measurability
strong measurability
satisfies Fubini theorem for Banach-valued functions NERFINISHED
dominated convergence theorem (Bochner version) NERFINISHED
monotone convergence theorem for nonnegative scalar norms
strongerThan Pettis integrability
targetSpace Banach space
complete normed vector space
timeOfIntroduction 20th century
usedIn evolution equations
operator-valued integration
partial differential equations with Banach-valued data
semigroup theory
stochastic integration in Banach spaces
vector-valued Lp spaces
yields Bochner Lp spaces NERFINISHED

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Salomon Bochner notableFor Bochner integral
Johann Radon knownFor Bochner integral
this entity surface form: Radon integral