NRR.EMP.AreaVectorTarget — area vector into the fixed total‑mass hyperplane #
This module packages the equal‑area area vector EMP.areaVec K s w relative to the fixed
total mass K.area, phrasing the equal‑area problem as finding zeroes of a continuous
finite‑dimensional deviation map.
Definitions #
EMP.equalAreaTarget K n : Fin n → ℝ— the constant target vectorfun _ => K.area / n, whose components sum toK.area(forn > 0).EMP.areaDeviation K s w : Fin n → ℝ— the deviationEMP.areaVec K s w - equalAreaTarget, which lies in the zero‑sum hyperplane for distinct sites.
API #
sum_equalAreaTarget— the target components sum toK.area.sum_areaDeviation_eq_zero— the deviation is zero‑sum (distinct sites, at least one site).continuous_areaDeviation_weights— with distinct fixed sites,w ↦ areaDeviation K s wis continuous in the weights.
Necessary nondegeneracy hypotheses #
sum_equalAreaTargetneedshn : 0 < n(an empty sum is0, notK.area).sum_areaDeviation_eq_zeroneedshn : 0 < nandhs : Function.Injective s— the total‑mass identitysum_EMP_areaVec_eq_areauses the almost‑disjoint covering ofKby the restricted cells, which requires distinct sites (and at least one site).continuous_areaDeviation_weightsneedshs : Function.Injective s: it reduces to the continuity ofEMP.areaVec(a constant target is continuous), which is genuinely false when two sites coincide (seeNRR.PowerDiagram.CellAreaVector). The signature in the design omittedhs; it is added here because the statement is false without it.
No existence of equal‑area weights and no topological‑degree/obstruction argument is used or proved here.
Target equal‑area vector. The constant vector whose every component is the average
area K.area / n.
Equations
- NRR.EMP.equalAreaTarget K n x✝ = K.area / ↑n
Instances For
Zero‑sum deviation map. The difference between the area vector and the equal‑area target; for distinct sites its components sum to zero.
Equations
- NRR.EMP.areaDeviation K s w i = NRR.EMP.areaVec K s w i - NRR.EMP.equalAreaTarget K n i
Instances For
Total mass of the target vector. The equal‑area target components sum to K.area.
Zero‑sum deviation. With distinct sites and at least one site, the deviation vector has zero total mass.
Fixed‑site weight‑continuity of the deviation map. With sites s fixed and pairwise
distinct (hs), the map w ↦ EMP.areaDeviation K s w is continuous in the weights.