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Operator comparison condition for the Ishii matrix inequality (IshiiCondition) #
Part of the specialization of the structural continuity condition for
operators to the matrix relation used in the quadratic doubling-of-variables
argument. Split from OperatorCondition.lean; see the umbrella module
docstring.
The zero function is a comparison modulus.
Unpack the specialized structural condition.
If α > 0, x, y ∈ C, r ∈ R, and X, Y satisfy the Ishii block matrix
inequality, then the operator difference is bounded by the comparison modulus.
If the operator difference in the Ishii structural condition is always nonpositive, then the condition holds with the zero comparison modulus.
Let ω be a comparison modulus which is monotone on real numbers. Suppose
that for every α > 0, every x, y ∈ C, every r ∈ R, and every X, Y
satisfying IshiiMatrixRelation α x y X Y,
F y r (α • (x - y)) Y - F x r (α • (x - y)) X ≤ ω ‖x - y‖.
Then F satisfies the Ishii structural condition, because
‖x - y‖ ≤ α * ‖x - y‖ ^ 2 + ‖x - y‖.
Let F a, for a in a nonempty finite type, be operators. If every F a
satisfies the Ishii structural condition on C and R, then the pointwise
supremum operator
(x, r, p, X) ↦ max_a F a x r p X
also satisfies the Ishii structural condition on C and R.
Common-modulus version for finite pointwise suprema.
Suppose one comparison modulus ω bounds the Ishii operator difference for
every branch F a. Then the pointwise supremum of the finite family F
satisfies IshiiOperatorComparisonConditionOn C R.
Let F a, for a in a nonempty finite type, be operators. If every F a
satisfies the Ishii structural condition on C and R, then the pointwise
infimum operator
(x, r, p, X) ↦ min_a F a x r p X
also satisfies the Ishii structural condition on C and R.
Common-modulus version for finite pointwise infima.
Suppose one comparison modulus ω bounds the Ishii operator difference for
every branch F a. Then the pointwise infimum of the finite family F
satisfies IshiiOperatorComparisonConditionOn C R.
If two operators satisfy the Ishii structural comparison condition on the
same set C and scalar set R, then their pointwise sum satisfies the same
condition.
If an operator satisfies the Ishii structural comparison condition on C and
R, then every nonnegative scalar multiple of it satisfies the same condition.
An operator of the form F x r p X = G r p, with no dependence on the
spatial variable x or Hessian variable X, satisfies the Ishii structural
condition with the zero comparison modulus.
Let G r p X be independent of the spatial variable. Suppose that for every
r, p, X, and Y, the implication
Y ≤ X -> G r p X ≤ G r p Y holds. Then the operator
F x r p X = G r p X satisfies the Ishii structural condition with the zero
comparison modulus.
Let ω be a monotone comparison modulus. Suppose that for every x, y ∈ C
and every r ∈ R,
Then the zero-order operator F x r p X = g x r satisfies the Ishii
structural condition.
Let G x r p be a first-order operator expression. Suppose that for every
α > 0, every x, y ∈ C, every r ∈ R, and every X, Y satisfying
IshiiMatrixRelation α x y X Y, one has
G y r (α • (x - y)) - G x r (α • (x - y)) ≤ ω (α * ‖x - y‖ ^ 2 + ‖x - y‖).
Then the first-order operator F x r p X = G x r p satisfies the Ishii
structural condition.
Let G x X + b x · p + c x * r - f x be an affine second-order operator.
Assume:
- for every
z ∈ C, the Hessian contribution is antitone in the sense thatY ≤ X -> G z X ≤ G z Y; - for every
α > 0, everyx, y ∈ C, everyr ∈ R, and everyX,YsatisfyingIshiiMatrixRelation α x y X Y, the same-Hessian coefficient difference satisfies
`(G y X + b y · (α • (x - y)) + c y * r - f y)
- (G x X + b x · (α • (x - y)) + c x * r - f x) ≤ ω (α * ‖x - y‖ ^ 2 + ‖x - y‖)`.
Then the affine second-order operator satisfies the Ishii structural
condition. The proof uses IshiiMatrixRelation α x y X Y -> X ≤ Y to
replace the Y Hessian in the left operator by the same Hessian X.
Let A be a positive semidefinite real matrix. Then the constant-coefficient
trace-form operator
F x r p X = -trace (A * X) + b · p + c * r - f
satisfies the Ishii structural condition with the zero comparison modulus.
Let ω be a comparison modulus. Suppose that:
- for every
z ∈ C, the matrixA zis positive semidefinite; - for every
α > 0, everyx, y ∈ C, everyr ∈ R, and everyX,YsatisfyingIshiiMatrixRelation α x y X Y, the same-Hessian coefficient difference satisfies
`(-trace ((A y) * X) + b y · (α • (x - y)) + c y * r - f y)
- (-trace ((A x) * X) + b x · (α • (x - y)) + c x * r - f x) ≤ ω (α * ‖x - y‖ ^ 2 + ‖x - y‖)`.
Then the trace-form operator
F z r p Z = -trace ((A z) * Z) + b z · p + c z * r - f z
satisfies the Ishii structural condition. The proof uses
IshiiMatrixRelation α x y X Y -> X ≤ Y and the positive semidefiniteness
of A y to compare the Y-Hessian term with the X-Hessian term.