Nearest-nucleus geometry for the energy deficit #
A finite configuration with at least two nuclei has a nearest other index.
The finite minimum agrees with the extended nearest-other distance.
theorem
LiebThirring.nearestOtherNucleusDistance_pos
{M : ℕ}
(R : Fin M → Position)
(hR : Function.Injective R)
(hM : 2 ≤ M)
(k : Fin M)
:
theorem
LiebThirring.nearestOtherNucleusDistance_toReal_pos
{M : ℕ}
(R : Fin M → Position)
(hR : Function.Injective R)
(hM : 2 ≤ M)
(k : Fin M)
:
theorem
LiebThirring.exists_nearest_exterior_halfSpace
{M : ℕ}
(R : Fin M → Position)
(hR : Function.Injective R)
(hM : 2 ≤ M)
(k : Fin M)
:
∃ (l : Fin M),
l ≠ k ∧ nearestOtherNucleusDistance R k = ENNReal.ofReal ‖R l - R k‖ ∧ {x : Position | (nearestOtherNucleusDistance R k).toReal / 2 ≤ inner ℝ (bisectorNormal R k l) (x - R k)} ⊆
(voronoiCell R k)ᶜ
The nearest-other half-space lies in the cell exterior, with the radius.
theorem
LiebThirring.nearestNucleusDistance_eq_of_mem_voronoiFace
{M : ℕ}
(R : Fin M → Position)
{k l : Fin M}
{x : Position}
(hx : x ∈ voronoiFace R k l)
:
Every genuine face has either incident nucleus as a nearest one.