d_α is the density of Y_α (Stage 1, completed) #
Source line 864 ("d_α is the density of Y_α"). The function
BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.stableDensity α is defined by Fourier inversion of
exp((-iθ)^α); here we prove that it is indeed the density of the limit law:
BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.stableDensity_nonneg:d_α ≥ 0(from the local limit theorem);BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.integral_stableDensity_mul_gaussian_le:∫ d_α(x) e^{-bx²} dx ≤ 1(Fubini and the Gaussian Fourier transform);BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.integrable_stableDensity:d_α ∈ L¹(monotone convergence);BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.charFun_withDensity_stableDensity: the characteristic function ofd_α(x) dxisexp((-iθ)^α)(mathlib's Fourier inversion theorem);BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.limitLaw_eq_withDensity:ν = d_α(x) dx;BGW.StableTrees.Scalar.integral_stableDensity:∫ d_α = 1.
The hypothesis StableDomain μ α a is used only through d_α ≥ 0 (a property of α alone,
obtained here from the local limit theorem of any walk in the domain).
Adapted from PoissonDeclumping/Stable/DensityLaw.lean in
igor-kortchemski/rare-subtree-patterns, commit
fc5ef722392b1af41e8b9d5fc45d5a521b7823dd (Apache-2.0).
d_α ≥ 0 (a consequence of the local limit theorem: d · d_α is a limit of a_n P(S_n=k_n)).
d_α is integrable (with ∫ d_α ≤ 1 from the Gaussian bound and monotone convergence).
The Fourier transform (mathlib normalization 𝓕 g(x) = ∫ e^{-2πiξx} g(ξ) dξ) of the
rescaled characteristic function ξ ↦ exp((-2πiξ)^α) is d_α.
charFun of the measure d_α(x) dx is exp((-iθ)^α).
d_α is the density of Y_α (source line 864): under (H_α), the limit law ν (any
probability measure with ∫ e^{-λy} dν = e^{λ^α}) is d_α(x) dx.
∫ d_α = 1.