Coercivity gauge for the augmented equal-area deviation field #
The normalized area-deviation map lives on the zero-sum hyperplane. To apply the Euclidean outward-field theorem without choosing a basis of that hyperplane, we add back the constant direction: the augmented field is the area deviation of the mean-subtracted weights plus the weight mean in every coordinate.
A continuous homogeneous gauge detects both components. Its restriction to the Euclidean unit sphere has a positive minimum, giving a uniform outward radius.
Euclidean coordinates for the weight gauge and its unit sphere.
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- NRR.EMP.WeightE n = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)
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Sum of positive coordinates of a weight vector.
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- NRR.EMP.positiveWeightMass w = ∑ i : Fin n, max (w i) 0
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A homogeneous gauge separating the normalized and constant directions.
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The augmented deviation field on the full Euclidean weight space.
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Euclidean weight coordinates used in the compact-sphere lower-bound argument.
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- NRR.EMP.WeightE' n = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)
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A radius on which the augmented area-deviation field is strictly outward.
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- NRR.EMP.equalAreaOutwardRadius K s hn = (↑n * (NRR.EMP.powerGapBound K s + 1) + (NRR.EMP.powerGapBound K s * K.area + 1) + 1) / Classical.choose ⋯