u/Wudulala

Is there a good book on calculus of moving boundaries?

Hi guys, I am studying an integral functional where the integration domain is an upper contour set whose boundary is defined by a level set of a smooth function. I am interested in taking a functional derivative—something like a Gateaux or Hadamard derivative—with respect to the underlying smooth function.

That is, I am interested in an object like: \int_{h_0(x)>=0} w(x)h_0(x)dx,
or something more complicated as
\int_{h_0(x)=0} w(x)h_0(x)dH(x)^{d-1}.

And I’m taking a derivative with respect to h_0 in a certain direction.

Do you know of any good books or references on this topic? Thank you very much.

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u/Wudulala — 6 days ago

Am I the only one bothered when some textbooks conflate causal/structural and statistical linear regression models?

Or at least not emphasize on it enough. Feel like making this distinction explicit early on would prevent a lot of back-and-forth later.

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u/Wudulala — 6 days ago