feat(Geometry/Euclidean): the Euclidean volume measure#34697
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces the Euclidean volume measure for Euclidean geometry, enabling formalization of problems involving area and volume. The measure is defined as a scaled Hausdorff measure that coincides with Lebesgue measure in appropriate dimensions and is preserved through isometries and affine subspace inclusions.
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- Introduces
euclideanHausdorffMeasure(notationμHE[d]) as a d-dimensional measure for n-dimensional Euclidean affine spaces - Proves preservation properties through isometries and equivalence with volume measures on inner product spaces
- Establishes the measure's behavior on affine subspaces
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| Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Volume/Measure.lean | New file defining the Euclidean Hausdorff measure with proofs of its key properties |
| Mathlib.lean | Adds public import for the new measure module |
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Co-authored-by: Eric Wieser <wieser.eric@gmail.com>
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About @mathlib-triage, I think @jsm28 said they'd like someone familiar with measure theory to review this instead. @eric-wieser Got a chance for another review? |
This PR starts a series to set up volume measure for Euclidean geometry, so it can be used in formalizing problems involving area and volume.
This PR only introduce the basic definition and properties. Some future PR will also include
Zulip thread: #Is there code for X? > Measure on affine space