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Abstract stability through tail-closed semijet graphs #
This file isolates the closed-graph argument used in stability theorems. The analytic content of locally uniform convergence is separated into an approximation hypothesis saying that semijets of the limit lie in the tail closure of semijet graphs of the approximating functions.
Tail closure of the superjet graphs of a family uᵢ along a filter l.
A point z belongs to this set if, for every set of indices A with
A ∈ l, the point z belongs to the closure of
⋃ i ∈ A, SuperjetGraph C (uᵢ i).
Equations
- ViscositySolns.TailClosureSuperjetGraph C uᵢ l = {z : (ViscositySolns.Point n × ℝ) × ViscositySolns.Jet n | ∀ A ∈ l, z ∈ closure (⋃ i ∈ A, ViscositySolns.SuperjetGraph C (uᵢ i))}
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Tail closure of the subjet graphs of a family uᵢ along a filter l.
Equations
- ViscositySolns.TailClosureSubjetGraph C uᵢ l = {z : (ViscositySolns.Point n × ℝ) × ViscositySolns.Jet n | ∀ A ∈ l, z ∈ closure (⋃ i ∈ A, ViscositySolns.SubjetGraph C (uᵢ i))}
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Neighborhood criterion for tail closure of superjet graphs.
If, for every set of indices A with A ∈ l, every neighborhood of z
contains a point of ⋃ i ∈ A, SuperjetGraph C (uᵢ i), then z belongs to
TailClosureSuperjetGraph C uᵢ l.
Neighborhood criterion for tail closure of subjet graphs.
If, for every set of indices A with A ∈ l, every neighborhood of z
contains a point of ⋃ i ∈ A, SubjetGraph C (uᵢ i), then z belongs to
TailClosureSubjetGraph C uᵢ l.
Componentwise neighborhood criterion for tail closure of superjet graphs.
If every neighborhood of ((x, r), J) contains a graph point
((y, s), J') ∈ SuperjetGraph C (uᵢ i) with i ∈ A, for every set of indices
A satisfying A ∈ l, then ((x, r), J) belongs to the tail closure.
Componentwise neighborhood criterion for tail closure of subjet graphs.
If every neighborhood of ((x, r), J) contains a graph point
((y, s), J') ∈ SubjetGraph C (uᵢ i) with i ∈ A, for every set of indices
A satisfying A ∈ l, then ((x, r), J) belongs to the tail closure.
A limit of tail-closed superjet graph points is tail-closed.
A limit of tail-closed subjet graph points is tail-closed.
If every positive identity-matrix perturbation along the sequence
1 / (k + 1) lies in the tail closure of the superjet graphs, then the
unperturbed jet lies in the same tail closure.
If every negative identity-matrix perturbation along the sequence
1 / (k + 1) lies in the tail closure of the subjet graphs, then the
unperturbed jet lies in the same tail closure.
A convergent net of approximating superjet graph points gives a point in the tail closure of the approximating superjet graphs.
A convergent net of approximating subjet graph points gives a point in the tail closure of the approximating subjet graphs.
Componentwise convergence of selected approximating superjet graph triples gives tail-closure membership.
Componentwise convergence of selected approximating subjet graph triples gives tail-closure membership.
Let K ⊆ C. If the set of indices i for which
((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SuperjetGraph K (uᵢ i) belongs to l, and the set of
indices i for which nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) K = nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to
l, then the set of indices i for which
((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SuperjetGraph C (uᵢ i) belongs to l.
Let K ⊆ C. If the set of indices i for which
((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SubjetGraph K (uᵢ i) belongs to l, and the set of
indices i for which nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) K = nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to
l, then the set of indices i for which
((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SubjetGraph C (uᵢ i) belongs to l.
Let K ⊆ C. If the set of indices i for which
((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SuperjetGraph K (uᵢ i) belongs to l, and the set of
indices i for which K ∈ nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to l, then the set of
indices i for which ((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SuperjetGraph C (uᵢ i) belongs
to l.
Let K ⊆ C. If the set of indices i for which
((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SubjetGraph K (uᵢ i) belongs to l, and the set of
indices i for which K ∈ nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to l, then the set of
indices i for which ((xᵢ i, rᵢ i), Jᵢ i) ∈ SubjetGraph C (uᵢ i) belongs
to l.
Selected convergent superjet graph triples on a local domain K give a
tail-closure point for the ambient domain C, assuming that the set of indices
i for which nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) K = nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to l.
Selected convergent subjet graph triples on a local domain K give a
tail-closure point for the ambient domain C, assuming that the set of indices
i for which nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) K = nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to l.
Selected convergent superjet graph triples on a local domain K give a
tail-closure point for the ambient domain C when the set of indices i
for which K ∈ nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to l.
Selected convergent subjet graph triples on a local domain K give a
tail-closure point for the ambient domain C when the set of indices i
for which K ∈ nhdsWithin (xᵢ i) C belongs to l.
If the set of indices i for which uᵢ i agrees with u on C belongs to
l, then every superjet graph point of u belongs to the tail closure of the
approximating superjet graphs.
If the set of indices i for which uᵢ i agrees with u on C belongs to
l, then every subjet graph point of u belongs to the tail closure of the
approximating subjet graphs.
Abstract stability criterion for subsolutions. If every superjet of the limit is in the tail closure of the approximating superjet graphs, then eventual subsolutions pass to the limit for continuous operators.
Abstract stability criterion for supersolutions. If every subjet of the limit is in the tail closure of the approximating subjet graphs, then eventual supersolutions pass to the limit for continuous operators.
Pointwise closed-graph consequence for subsolutions. If the set of indices
i for which uᵢ i is a viscosity subsolution belongs to l, then any
tail-closure point of the approximating superjet graphs satisfies the
limiting operator inequality.
Pointwise closed-graph consequence for supersolutions. If the set of indices
i for which uᵢ i is a viscosity supersolution belongs to l, then any
tail-closure point of the approximating subjet graphs satisfies the limiting
operator inequality.
If the set of indices i for which uᵢ i agrees with u on C belongs to
l, then the tail-closure approximation hypothesis holds. Consequently, if
the set of indices i for which uᵢ i is a subsolution belongs to l, then
u is a subsolution.
If the set of indices i for which uᵢ i agrees with u on C belongs to
l, then the tail-closure approximation hypothesis holds. Consequently, if
the set of indices i for which uᵢ i is a supersolution belongs to l,
then u is a supersolution.