The global smoothness hypothesis #
Defines BKARContDiff ρ, the hypothesis that ρ is C^∞
(ContDiff ℝ (∞ : WithTop ℕ∞)) on the finite edge-coupling space, and
derives from it the analytic facts consumed by the proof of the BKAR forest
interpolation formula (see BKAR.Formula): continuity and differentiability
of iterated mixed partials, and integrability of the integrands appearing in
the induction.
The classical formula requires only finitely many derivatives (C^{|V|-1}
suffices); assuming C^∞ is a deliberate strengthening of the hypothesis
that keeps the analytic bookkeeping uniform in the induction.
The global smoothness hypothesis intended to discharge the analytic side conditions in the BKAR induction.
It is deliberately only C^∞ smoothness on the finite edge-parameter space;
the order/support conditions remain separate combinatorial obligations.
Equations
- BKAR.BKARContDiff ρ = ContDiff ℝ (↑⊤) ρ
Instances For
A continuous one-dimensional integrand has a continuous moving-upper-bound primitive.
The moving-upper-bound primitive of a continuous one-dimensional integrand is integrable.
If an integrand is interval-integrable on [a, b], then its moving primitive
from a is interval-integrable on the same interval.
A path of finite parameter lists with fixed length whose coordinates are all
continuous. This is the small API needed for recursive ordered-simplex
diagonals such as prefixTs ++ [t₁] ++ [t₂].
Equations
- BKAR.ListPathContinuous n tsPath = ((∀ (x : X), (tsPath x).length = n) ∧ ∀ (i : ℕ), Continuous fun (x : X) => (tsPath x).getD i 0)