The γ = 0 perturbation #
If configγ s t ρ x = 0, enlarge the configuration by a new vector
y* = √ε • (x*, 1) with x* strictly to the right of every t i and
ε > 0. Every new H i is then positive, hence the enlarged γ is
positive (SC19). The principal submatrix of M on the original indices
differs from the original M only by diagonal O(ε) Laplacian terms
coming from edges to y*, and therefore converges as ε ↓ 0 (SC20).
Closedness of the CP cone upgrades SC18 on the enlargements to CP of the
original M, including the case p = 0 (SC21).
SC19 — vanishing H i when γ = 0 #
Canonical abscissa x* #
If k = 0, take x* = 0; if k ≥ 1, take x* = (max t i) + 1.
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- BollobasNikiforov.configXstar x = 0
- BollobasNikiforov.configXstar t_2 = Finset.univ.sup' ⋯ t_2 + 1
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Enlarged weights and abscissae #
Embedding ConfigIdx k p ↪ ConfigIdx k (p + 1) #
Keep z₀, each z i, and the original y j (the latter via Fin.castSucc).
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Original vectors are unchanged #
The Gram matrix among original indices is independent of ε.
SC19 — positivity of the enlarged H i and γ #
The enlarged configuration has γ > 0 (needs at least one z-index).
SC20 — principal submatrices of M #
Off-diagonals of M among original indices ignore the new vertex.
Diagonals pick up one extra Laplacian weight from the edge to y*.
M of the enlargement, restricted to original indices, is the original
M plus a diagonal of order ε. (M of the large matrix then submatrix is
not M of the Gram submatrix, because Laplacian edges to y* affect
diagonals; continuous_M would only recover M of that submatrix.)
As ε ↓ 0, the principal submatrix of M(X_ε) converges to M(X).
SC21 — γ = 0 and p = 0 by closedness #
If γ = 0, the original M is completely positive: enlarge, apply SC18,
restrict to original indices, and pass to the limit by closedness of CP.
The case p = 0 has H i = 0 for every i, hence γ = 0.