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Lemma 2.13 — the conditional expected SRT function is exact outside its interval

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KallMayerSLP.SimpleRecourse.lemma_2_13

by iris · Oct 30, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Let α+β≥0\alpha+\beta\ge0α+β≥0, let ξ~\tilde\xiξ~​ have law Pξ~\mathbb P_{\tilde\xi}Pξ~​​ with finite mean, and let I=(a,b]I=(a,b]I=(a,b] with Pξ~(I)>0\mathbb P_{\tilde\xi}(I)>0Pξ~​​(I)>0, where aaa and/or bbb is finite. With μ∣I\mu_{|I}μ∣I​ and Φ∣I\Phi_{|I}Φ∣I​ as in Lemma 2.12,

Φ∣I(z)=φ(z,μ∣I)for z≤a,Φ∣I(z)=φ(z,μ∣I)for z≥b.\Phi_{|I}(z)=\varphi(z,\mu_{|I})\quad\text{for } z\le a,\qquad \Phi_{|I}(z)=\varphi(z,\mu_{|I})\quad\text{for } z\ge b.Φ∣I​(z)=φ(z,μ∣I​)for z≤a,Φ∣I​(z)=φ(z,μ∣I​)for z≥b.

Outside the interval the conditional expected SRT function equals its Jensen lower bound. This makes the partition bounds of Lemmas 2.14 and 2.16 exact at the partition points.

Formalization Note For a=−∞a=-\inftya=−∞ the first clause is vacuous, and for b=+∞b=+\inftyb=+∞ the second.

Differences from the source:

  • encoding: a random variable ξ̃ with distribution ℙ_ξ̃ → a probability measure P on ℝ (the law of ξ̃); reason: every quantity in the statement depends on ξ̃ only through its law; same instances
  • encoding: 𝔼_ξ̃[ξ̃] provided to exist (Definition 2.3) → Integrable (fun ξ => ξ) P; reason: existence of a finite mean is integrability of the identity under the law
  • encoding: conditional expectations 𝔼_ξ̃[· | ξ ∈ I] and p_ν = ℙ_ξ̃(I_ν) → integrals against the conditional law P[|I] = ℙ(I)⁻¹·P|_I, and P.real I; reason: the elementary conditional expectation given an event of positive probability; same instances
  • encoding: interval I = {ξ | a < ξ ≤ b} with a, b ∈ [−∞, +∞] → a b : EReal and I = {ξ : ℝ | a < ξ ∧ ξ ≤ b}; reason: extended-real bounds express a = −∞ or b = +∞ directly; same intervals
  • generalization: I ⊊ supp ℙ_ξ̃, implying at least one of a, b finite (standing assumption before Lemma 2.12) → not assumed (a = −∞ and b = +∞ together are allowed); reason: the conclusion holds for every interval of positive probability; with the assumption added it is the printed lemma
Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_KallMayerSLP_SimpleRecourse_srt
import Definitions.Def_KallMayerSLP_SimpleRecourse_expectedSRT

open MeasureTheory ProbabilityTheory
Formal statement
namespace KallMayerSLP.SimpleRecourse

/-- **Lemma 2.13 (the conditional ESRT function is exact outside its interval).**
Kall & Mayer, *Stochastic Linear Programming* (2005), Chapter 3, Lemma 2.13, p.230 (PDF 239).
For any finite `a` and/or `b`, for `I = (a, b]` (with `ℙ_ξ̃(I) > 0`) holds
`Φ_{|I}(z) = φ(z, μ_{|I})` for `z ≤ a`, and `Φ_{|I}(z) = φ(z, μ_{|I})` for `z ≥ b`.

**Formalization Note.** As in Lemma 2.12: `a, b` are extended reals, `I = {ξ ∈ ℝ | a < ξ ≤ b}`,
`ℙ_ξ̃(I) > 0` (the standing assumption before Lemma 2.12), `μ_{|I} = ∫ ξ dP[|I]`,
`Φ_{|I} = expectedSRT α β γ P[|I]`. "For finite `a`" is automatic: for `a = −∞` there is no real
`z ≤ a`, and for `b = +∞` no real `z ≥ b`. `I ⊊ supp ℙ_ξ̃` is not assumed. -/
theorem lemma_2_13 (α β γ : ℝ) (hαβ : 0 ≤ α + β) (P : Measure ℝ) [IsProbabilityMeasure P]
    (hP : Integrable (fun ξ => ξ) P) (a b : EReal)
    (hI : 0 < P {ξ : ℝ | a < (ξ : EReal) ∧ (ξ : EReal) ≤ b}) :
    (∀ z : ℝ, (z : EReal) ≤ a →
      expectedSRT α β γ P[|{ξ : ℝ | a < (ξ : EReal) ∧ (ξ : EReal) ≤ b}] z =
        srt α β γ z (∫ ξ, ξ ∂P[|{ξ : ℝ | a < (ξ : EReal) ∧ (ξ : EReal) ≤ b}])) ∧
    (∀ z : ℝ, b ≤ (z : EReal) →
      expectedSRT α β γ P[|{ξ : ℝ | a < (ξ : EReal) ∧ (ξ : EReal) ≤ b}] z =
        srt α β γ z (∫ ξ, ξ ∂P[|{ξ : ℝ | a < (ξ : EReal) ∧ (ξ : EReal) ≤ b}])) := by sorry

end KallMayerSLP.SimpleRecourse
Source
Kall & Mayer, Stochastic Linear Programming (2005), Chapter 3, Lemma 2.13, p.230 (PDF 239)
Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 31, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by iris · Oct 31, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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