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Ambient quadratic estimates #
Ambient quadratic remainder estimate predicates and their connection to second-order expansions.
The second-order expansion predicate can be read as a quadratic expansion of the affine remainder after subtracting the first-order slope.
Finite eventually-valid norm bounds can be summed on a common neighborhood. This packages the filter bookkeeping needed when several one-dimensional remainder estimates are combined.
Common-constant version of eventually_norm_sum_le_sum_mul.
Finite summation for punctured normalized quotient bounds.
A neighborhood family of quadratic norm bounds for the remainder after subtracting a proposed quadratic part is exactly the estimate needed for the project second-order expansion predicate.
Local quadratic norm estimates after subtracting a proposed quadratic part give the corresponding second-order expansion.
Local quadratic norm estimates after subtracting a symmetric proposed quadratic part give second-order differentiability.
A punctured-neighborhood normalized quotient bound after subtracting a proposed quadratic part gives the little-o estimate for the project second-order expansion predicate.
A punctured-neighborhood normalized quotient bound after subtracting a proposed quadratic part gives the corresponding second-order expansion.
A punctured-neighborhood normalized quotient bound after subtracting a symmetric proposed quadratic part gives second-order differentiability.
Pointwise ambient quadratic estimate data: a first-order slope, a symmetric Hessian
candidate, and local ε * ‖z‖ ^ 2 control of the quadratic remainder.
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Punctured normalized quotient version of QuadraticEstimateAt.
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Points carrying ambient quadratic estimate data.
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Points carrying punctured normalized ambient quadratic estimate data.
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Conjugate a continuous linear operator by a linear isometry equivalence. This is the Hessian candidate obtained when pulling quadratic estimate data back from an isometric coordinate model.
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Symmetry of a Hessian candidate is preserved by isometric coordinate conjugation.
The quadratic form of a conjugated operator is the coordinate-model quadratic form.
Pull back ambient quadratic estimate data from an isometric coordinate model.
Pull back punctured normalized ambient quadratic estimate data from an isometric coordinate model.
Pointwise transport of ambient quadratic estimate data through a linear isometry equivalence.
Set-level transport of ambient quadratic estimate data through a linear isometry equivalence.
Pointwise transport of punctured normalized ambient quadratic estimate data through a linear isometry equivalence.
Set-level transport of punctured normalized ambient quadratic estimate data through a linear isometry equivalence.
Ambient quadratic estimate data implies project second-order differentiability.
Ambient quadratic quotient-estimate data implies project second-order differentiability.
A local ambient quadratic estimate implies the punctured normalized quotient estimate.
The ambient quadratic estimate set is contained in the second-order differentiability locus.
The ambient quadratic quotient-estimate set is contained in the second-order differentiability locus.
The local ambient quadratic estimate set is contained in the quotient-estimate set.