Canonical short geodesics by a Dirichlet contraction #
A bounded Dirichlet Green operator and a sufficiently small local Lipschitz constant produce a unique phase path in a closed ball about the constant zero-velocity path. This supplies the local endpoint problem.
Continuous paths restricted to one complete closed sup-norm ball.
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- PlanarMidpoint.BallPath p r = Metric.closedBall (ContinuousMap.const T p) r
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Composition is continuous because the path stays in the region where its vector field is Lipschitz.
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- PlanarMidpoint.composeBallPath hF y = { toFun := F ∘ ⇑↑y, continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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Banach's theorem for the nonlinear Dirichlet equation in phase-path space.
The affine endpoint chord plus the zero-endpoint Green correction.
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- PlanarMidpoint.bvpPosition P Q a t = P + t • (Q - P) + PlanarMidpoint.greenPosition a t
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The endpoint secant plus the velocity of the Green correction.
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- PlanarMidpoint.bvpVelocity P Q a t = Q - P + PlanarMidpoint.greenVelocity a t
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A fixed phase path produces an actual geodesic with the prescribed endpoints.
The phase path of an actual geodesic, restricted to the parameter interval.
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- PlanarMidpoint.segmentPhasePath hg = { toFun := fun (t : ↑PlanarMidpoint.UnitInterval) => (γ ↑t, v ↑t), continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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Every actual short geodesic satisfies the same Green fixed-point equation.
Every sufficiently close pair of endpoints has a unique short geodesic. The permitted phase radius can be chosen below any prescribed positive size.