[Merged by Bors] - feat(MeasureTheory/Integral/SetIntegral): add the restriction of an integral to the support#20258
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…ntegral to the support (#20258) add `MeasureTheory.integral_tsupport ` showing that an integral is equal to its restriction to the support of the integrated function. motivation: this will be used in #12290 to reduce the integral to the support and enables an estimate by the measure of `tsupport` and the sup of the function. Co-authored-by: Yoh Tanimoto <57562556+yoh-tanimoto@users.noreply.github.com>
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…ntegral to the support (#20258) add `MeasureTheory.integral_tsupport ` showing that an integral is equal to its restriction to the support of the integrated function. motivation: this will be used in #12290 to reduce the integral to the support and enables an estimate by the measure of `tsupport` and the sup of the function. Co-authored-by: Yoh Tanimoto <57562556+yoh-tanimoto@users.noreply.github.com>
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MeasureTheory.integral_tsupportshowing that an integral is equal to its restriction to the support of the integrated function.motivation: this will be used in #12290 to reduce the integral to the support and enables an estimate by the measure of
tsupportand the sup of the function.