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LeanPool.ViscositySolutionTheory.AleksandrovDifferentiability.Geometry.Cube

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Source-normalized coordinate cubes #

This file records the cube notation used in the source proof. The normalized theorem is first proved on Q 3 = (-3, 3)^n with conclusion on Q 1 = (-1, 1)^n.

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The source-proof coordinate space R^n, with its Euclidean inner-product structure.

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    The translated open coordinate cube Q_r(c) = c + (-r, r)^n.

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      The centered closed coordinate cube [-r, r]^n. It is mainly used as the compact set between Q_1 and Q_3 in the source-local differentiability-a.e. argument.

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        noncomputable def AleksandrovDifferentiability.oscOn {E : Type u_1} (u : E → ℝ) (s : Set E) :

        The oscillation of a real-valued function on a set, written in the source as osc_s u. Later estimates carry boundedness and nonemptiness hypotheses when they need the usual order properties of sSup and sInf.

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          def AleksandrovDifferentiability.BoundedOn {E : Type u_1} (s : Set E) (u : E → ℝ) :

          u is bounded on s in the bornological sense.

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            theorem AleksandrovDifferentiability.BoundedOn.mono {E : Type u_1} {s t : Set E} {u : E → ℝ} (h : BoundedOn t u) (hst : s ⊆ t) :

            Boundedness on a larger set restricts to boundedness on a subset.

            A continuous real-valued function on a compact set is bounded in the project BoundedOn sense.

            The i-th Euclidean coordinate vector in the source cube model.

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              The base point of the coordinate line through x parallel to the i-th axis, obtained by zeroing the i-th coordinate.

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                The point y + s e_i on the coordinate line through y parallel to the i-th axis.

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                  The transverse coordinate space to the i-th source-coordinate direction.

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                    The open transverse cube in the coordinate hyperplane perpendicular to e_i.

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                      Embed transverse coordinates into the source cube by inserting zero in coordinate i.

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                        Product-coordinate chart for the i-th coordinate line: transverse base plus vertical coordinate.

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                          Product-coordinate chart map for the i-th source-coordinate direction.

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                            Source open cubes are convex.

                            Centered source open cubes are convex.

                            The coordinate-line base projection x ↦ x - x_i e_i is continuous.

                            Explicit Euclidean norm bound for points in the source open cube.

                            The transverse open coordinate cube is bounded.

                            Continuity on the closed cube gives the boundedness hypothesis needed by the normalized source-cube theorem on the corresponding open cube.

                            Since source cubes are open, inclusion in a larger source cube also gives inclusion in its interior.

                            A positive-dimensional source cube space contains a unit vector.

                            The coordinate chart as a linear map from the L2 product model. The ordinary product chart sourceCoordinateChartMap is obtained by precomposing this map with WithLp.toLp 2.

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                              The inverse linear map to sourceCoordinateChartLinearMap, recording the transverse coordinates and the distinguished coordinate.

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                                The coordinate chart is a linear isometry equivalence from the L2 product model to the source cube.

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                                  Each source-coordinate of a vector is bounded by its Euclidean norm.

                                  A displacement of Euclidean norm at most 1 from Q_1 stays inside Q_3.

                                  A displacement of Euclidean norm at most 1 / 2 from Q_1 stays inside Q_{3/2}.

                                  Small line segments from Q_1 stay inside Q_{3/2}.

                                  Eventually, every short segment based at a point of Q_1 lies inside Q_{3/2}.

                                  A displacement of Euclidean norm at most 2 from Q_1 stays inside Q_3.

                                  A displacement of Euclidean norm at most 3 / 2 from Q_{3/2} stays inside Q_3.

                                  A displacement of Euclidean norm at most 1 from Q_1 stays inside Q_3.

                                  A one-coordinate displacement of size less than 2 from Q_1 stays inside Q_3. This is the source-proof domain check for the endpoints x + h e_i.

                                  A one-coordinate displacement of size less than 2 from Q_1 stays inside Q_3. This is the source-proof domain check for the endpoints x - h e_i.