Translation-invariant Hahn–Banach extensions by finite averaging #
Background for Lemma 3.2 (lem:exotic-mean). Let R be an action of the additive group
ℝ on a real normed space E by linear contractions (no continuity in the translation
parameter is assumed). Let e ∈ E be fixed by R and V an R-invariant subspace such
that |c| ≤ ‖c • e + v‖ for all c ∈ ℝ and v ∈ V. Then
exists_invariant_extension provides m ∈ E* with ‖m‖ ≤ 1, m e = 1, m = 0 on V
and m ∘ R a = m for all a.
Proof: finite Cesàro averages of translations make every coboundary R a x - x
arbitrarily small without moving e nor leaving V (difference_annihilable), so the
separation of e from V persists from V to V ⊔ coboundaries
(separation_sup_coboundaries); then apply the Hahn–Banach theorem to the coefficient
of e (extend_from_separation).
A contractive real-translation action, with no continuity assumption in a.
Translation by the real parameter.
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An averaging operator preserves e and V, is contractive, and belongs
algebraically to the bicommutant of the translation action. The last field
lets us compose averaging operators without introducing a finite-product API.
Every finite Cesàro average of translations has this property.
The contractive averaging operator.
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The identity averaging operator.
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- AbstractLinearControl.ExoticMean.HahnBanach.Averager.identity R e V = { op := LinearMap.id, fixes := ⋯, preserves := ⋯, bound := ⋯, bicommutes := ⋯ }
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Composition of two averaging operators.
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The ordinary finite Cesàro average. N must be strictly positive.
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- AbstractLinearControl.ExoticMean.HahnBanach.Averager.cesaro R e V he hV a N hN = { op := (↑N)⁻¹ • ∑ k ∈ Finset.range N, R.T (↑k * a), fixes := ⋯, preserves := ⋯, bound := ⋯, bicommutes := ⋯ }
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Vectors made arbitrarily small by finite contractive averaging.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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All finite real linear combinations of translation differences.
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The key estimate: adjoining all translation differences preserves the norm separation of the constants.
Hahn--Banach applied to the coefficient of e, without presupposing a
choice of direct-sum decomposition. The separation estimate itself proves
that the coefficient is well-defined.
Translation-invariant Hahn–Banach extension: the main result of this file.