NRR.EMP.VariableBody.CanonicalCellGraph — one-sided closedness of the cell graph #
We record the one-sided closed-graph property of the canonical power cell: the relation
{z | (z.2.body : Set Plane) ⊆ (canonicalCell sites hA hn z.1 i).body}
over (BodySpace K A × X) × ConvexSubbody K is closed. Concretely, if a sequence of subbodies
D_m contained in the canonical cell at parameters z_m converges (in the Hausdorff metric) to
D, while z_m → z, then D is contained in the canonical cell at z.
The proof is the sequential closed-set criterion. A point y ∈ D is approximated by points
y_m ∈ D_m (ConvexSubbody.exists_tendsto_points); each y_m lies in the moving cell, so it lies
in the moving parent body and satisfies every off-diagonal power-halfspace inequality. Parent
membership passes to the limit via ConvexSubbody.mem_limit_of_tendsto; each halfspace inequality
passes to the limit by continuity of the separating normal (in the sites) and offset (in the sites
and the selected weight, through continuous_normalizedWeight_compactFamily) together with
closedness of ≤. Hence y lies in the limiting cell.
Halfspace membership characterization of the canonical cell. A point lies in the canonical power cell iff it lies in the parent body and satisfies every off-diagonal power-halfspace inequality.
The one-sided (lower) canonical-cell graph: parameter–subbody pairs (z, D) where the
subbody D is contained in the canonical power cell of site i at z.
Equations
- NRR.EMP.VariableBody.CanonicalCellLowerGraph sites hA hn i = {z : (NRR.BodySpace K A × X) × NRR.ConvexSubbody K | ↑z.2.body ⊆ ↑(NRR.EMP.VariableBody.canonicalCell sites hA hn z.1 i).body}