Ported for Lean Pool: imports relocated and code adapted to Lean/Mathlib v4.34.0.
Local Rockafellar cluster-density assembly #
This module turns compact or bounded subdifferentials, Straszewicz approximation, and exposed-face
outer semicontinuity into LocalSubgradientClusterDensityOn.
Local cluster density from compact subdifferentials, literal Straszewicz, and the Rockafellar exposed-face outer-semicontinuity estimate.
This is the local assembly of the two hard inputs in Rockafellar 25.6. The Straszewicz hypothesis gives the closed-convex-hull representation of each compact subdifferential by its exposed points; the outer-semicontinuity hypothesis puts every exposed subgradient into the gradient cluster hull.
Local cluster density from compact subdifferentials, literal Straszewicz, and a directional outer-semicontinuity input supplied along an auxiliary approach filter.
This is closer to Rockafellar's exposed-point proof than
localSubgradientClusterDensityOn_of_compact_straszewiczClosure_outer: for each exposed
subgradient it is enough to construct one nontrivial family of differentiability points tending to
the base point and satisfying the exposed-face estimate.
Local cluster density from compact subdifferentials and Rockafellar's concrete ray sequence.
This is the most literal assembly form for the exposed-point part of Theorem 25.6: for every
exposed subgradient one chooses a unit exposing normal, differentiability samples within
ε^2 of the exposing ray, and the exposed-face thickening estimate supplied by directional
outer semicontinuity along that ray.
Local cluster density from compact subdifferentials and a Mathlib-shaped Straszewicz hypothesis.
Bounded-subdifferential version of
localSubgradientClusterDensityOn_of_compact_straszewiczClosure_outer.
This is the most source-cube-friendly local Rockafellar assembly theorem: local boundedness of the subdifferential supplies compactness in a proper metric space, while the remaining two hypotheses are exactly the literal Straszewicz closure input and the directional outer-semicontinuity input for exposed faces.
Bounded-subdifferential local cluster density from a directional outer-semicontinuity input.
Bounded-subdifferential local cluster density from Rockafellar's concrete ray sequence.
Bounded-subdifferential local cluster density from a Mathlib-shaped Straszewicz hypothesis.