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Localized maximal witness intervals #
An open interval in the source domain whose measure average exceeds the threshold.
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Left endpoint of a source maximal witness interval.
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Right endpoint of a source maximal witness interval.
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Underlying open interval of a source maximal witness.
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Center of the witness interval, for the ball formulation of the covering lemma.
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Radius of the witness interval, for the ball formulation of the covering lemma.
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The left endpoint of any source-admissible open interval is at least -2.
The right endpoint of any source-admissible open interval is at most 2.
Witness intervals have radius at most 2, since they are contained in (-2,2).
The Euclidean length of a witness interval is twice its radius.
The witness average inequality, rewritten as a mass lower bound.
The witness average inequality, in radius form.
Pointwise bound for the Lebesgue measure of an enlarged witness ball.
This is the quantitative step in the source Vitali argument: the average bound
t < μ(I) / |I| implies |B(c, τ r)| <= (τ / t) μ(I).
Pointwise enlarged-ball bound in the measure-valued form used for summing.
A disjoint subfamily of nonempty witness balls is countable.
The source localized maximal bad set is covered by all its witness intervals.
Ball-form version of the witness cover, ready for the one-dimensional Vitali covering theorem.
Vitali's ball-covering lemma applied to source maximal witness intervals: there is a
disjoint family of witness balls whose τ-enlargements cover the source maximal bad set.
Countable subadditivity for the τ-enlargements of a selected witness family.
The source pointwise ball estimate summed over a countable selected witness family.
The source pointwise ball estimate summed in measure-valued form over a countable selected witness family.
Disjoint witness balls give disjoint witness intervals.
The total measure of a selected disjoint witness family is bounded by the measure of the source domain.