NRR.EMP.VariableBody.CanonicalCellContinuity — closed graph and continuity of cells #
We upgrade the one-sided closed-graph result isClosed_canonicalCellLowerGraph to the exact graph
of the canonical power cell and deduce continuity of each cell and of the finite family.
CanonicalCellGraph— the exact relation{z | z.2 = canonicalCell sites hA hn z.1 i}.isClosed_canonicalCellGraph— the exact graph is closed.continuous_canonicalCell— each canonical cell varies continuously in the Hausdorff hyperspace.continuous_canonicalCells— the finite family of cells varies continuously.
The exact-graph closedness combines the one-sided lower-graph inclusion with area continuity and the
convex-area rigidity of ConvexSubbody.eq_of_subset_of_area_eq: a Hausdorff limit D of the cells
is contained in the limiting
canonical cell, both have the common target area z.1.body.area / n (positive since 0 < A and
0 < n), so ConvexSubbody.eq_of_subset_of_area_eq forces equality. Continuity then follows from
the
compact closed-graph criterion continuous_of_isClosed_graph_of_compact (both the parameter space
BodySpace K A × X and the codomain ConvexSubbody K are compact Hausdorff metric spaces), and the
family continuity from continuous_pi.
The exact canonical-cell graph: parameter–subbody pairs (z, D) where the subbody D
equals the canonical power cell of site i at z.
Equations
- NRR.EMP.VariableBody.CanonicalCellGraph sites hA hn i = {z : (NRR.BodySpace K A × X) × NRR.ConvexSubbody K | z.2 = NRR.EMP.VariableBody.canonicalCell sites hA hn z.1 i}
Instances For
Exact closedness of the canonical-cell graph. The relation identifying a subbody with the canonical power cell of its parameter is closed.
Continuity of the canonical cell. Each canonical power cell depends continuously on the
parameter, valued in the compact Hausdorff hyperspace ConvexSubbody K.
Continuity of the finite cell family. The whole finite family of canonical power cells depends continuously on the parameter.