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LeanPool.ViscositySolutionTheory.AleksandrovDifferentiability.Statements.Cube.Basic.Sets

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Cube-local bad sets and estimates #

The bad-set predicate is jointly measurable in the transverse point and line parameter.

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    Analytic content required from the coordinate slice bad predicate: outside the slice bad sets, the one-dimensional estimates give quadratic endpoint bounds for the ambient Fréchet-gradient affine remainder on each coordinate line.

    This is the source line where the localized one-dimensional maximal estimate gives 0 ≤ \tilde u(± h e_i) ≤ C t h^2. The actual maximal-function instantiation of sliceBad will prove this interface later.

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      The source bad set E_i(t) associated to a coordinate direction and an abstract slice bad predicate. A point x in Q_1 is tested by writing it as coordinateLineBase i x + (x i) e_i.

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        The total source bad set E(t) = (Q_1 \ D) ∪ ⋃_i E_i(t), where D is the differentiability set.

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          Source-local normalized cube theorem. This corresponds to the preparatory convex source note's normalized cube theorem, formulated for global functions restricted to Q_3.

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            Source-local upper-contact estimate target, corresponding to Proposition p.upper-contact-estimate. The constant is packaged existentially as a dimensional constant.

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              Source-proof decomposition of the upper-contact estimate. For each convex bounded u and threshold t, one supplies an abstract coordinate-slice bad predicate such that:

              • the total bad set E(t) has the desired measure bound, and
              • the upper-contact bad set is contained in E(t).

              The next formalization work is to instantiate this predicate using the localized maximal function of the one-dimensional second-derivative measure.

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                The limiting consequence of the upper-contact estimate: the upper-contact opening relative to Q_3 is finite almost everywhere in Q_1.

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                  Product-coordinate measurability of a slice bad predicate implies measurability of the ambient coordinate bad set E_i(t).

                  The upper-contact bad set is antitone in the opening threshold: a larger allowed opening leaves fewer bad points.

                  If a point of Q_1 is not in the source total bad set E(t), then it belongs to the differentiability set D.

                  If a point of Q_1 is not in the source total bad set E(t), then no coordinate slice is bad at the corresponding base/parameter pair.

                  At a source-good point x ∈ Q_1 \ E(t), convexity makes the source Fréchet gradient a subgradient on Q_3.

                  Source-good-point version of the affine-remainder nonnegativity: if x ∈ Q_1 is outside the total bad set E(t), then x is differentiable, lies in the interior of Q_3, and convexity gives the lower support for the source normalized remainder.

                  A source-normalized affine-remainder upper bound is exactly an upper contact with the same opening and slope.

                  Increment-coordinate bounds imply pointwise source-style bounds on Q_3.

                  Pointwise source-style bounds on Q_3 imply the increment-coordinate formulation.

                  theorem AleksandrovDifferentiability.HasSourceCubeSmallIncrementQuadraticBound.combine_large {n : ℕ} {u : SourceCubeSpace n → ℝ} {x p : SourceCubeSpace n} {ρ Ksmall Klarge K : ℝ} (hsmall : HasSourceCubeSmallIncrementQuadraticBound n u x p ρ Ksmall) (hlarge : HasSourceCubeLargeIncrementQuadraticBound n u x p ρ Klarge) (hKsmall : Ksmall ≤ K) (hKlarge : Klarge ≤ K) :

                  Combine the small- and large-increment cases from the source proof into a global increment-coordinate quadratic bound.

                  Combine the small- and large-increment source estimates directly into the pointwise source-style affine-remainder bound on Q_3.

                  Source-style K * ‖y - x‖^2 control gives the normalized opening 2*K.

                  Source-style K * ‖y - x‖^2 control gives approximate opening at most 2*K.

                  Approximate affine-remainder opening bounds give the project upper-contact-opening predicate with fixed slope.

                  Approximate affine-remainder opening bounds give the slope-free upper-contact-opening predicate used in the upper-contact bad set.

                  If a point in Q_1 carries an approximate source affine-remainder upper bound with opening A, then it is not in the source upper-contact bad set at threshold A.

                  Source inclusion principle: to prove the upper-contact bad set is contained in E(t), it suffices to construct the affine-remainder opening bound at each point of Q_1 \ E(t). This packages the contradiction step at the end of the source proof of Proposition p.upper-contact-estimate.

                  Source-style inclusion principle with the bound as it appears in the proof: affineRemainder <= K * ‖y - x‖^2. The resulting upper-contact opening threshold is 2*K; the factor is later absorbed into the dimensional constant.

                  The source proof reduces the upper-contact estimate to the inclusion {Theta > C(t + osc)} ⊆ E(t) and the total bad-set estimate for E(t).