Ported for Lean Pool: imports relocated and code adapted to Lean/Mathlib v4.34.0.
Recession directions and no-line facts for subgradient sets #
This module contains the recession-direction computations used to match Rockafellar's observation that interior-point subdifferentials contain no affine lines.
A line direction is in particular a recession direction.
A nonzero recession direction at an exposed point pairs strictly negatively with the exposing normal.
Any recession direction at an exposed point pairs nonpositively with the exposing normal.
A recession direction of the subdifferential gives a normal-cone inequality for the domain.
This is the local real-valued version of the Rockafellar 25.6 step identifying the recession cone
of ∂f(y) with the normal cone to the effective domain at y.
A normal-cone inequality for the domain gives a recession direction of the subdifferential.
This is the reverse implication in the local real-valued form of Rockafellar's identification
K(y) = rec (∂u(y)).
Recession directions of a subdifferential are exactly the domain normal-cone directions.
This packages the finite-valued local quantifier shape needed from Rockafellar 25.6.
If the domain is a neighborhood of the base point, every normal-cone direction is zero.
At an interior point of the domain, the subdifferential has no nonzero recession direction.
At an interior point of the domain, the based recession directions of the subdifferential are only the zero direction.
At an interior point of the domain, the subdifferential contains no nonzero affine line through a subgradient.
At an interior point of the domain, the based affine-line directions in the subdifferential are only the zero direction. This is the local Lean form of Rockafellar's no-lines observation.
At an interior point of the domain, the subdifferential contains no nontrivial affine line.
Open-domain version of subgradientSet_hasNoAffineLines_of_mem_nhds.