NRR.EMP.VariableBody.CellAreaContinuity — joint continuity of cell area #
The restricted power-cell area cellArea hA C s w i depends continuously on the triple
(C, s, w) of parent subbody, configuration, and weight vector. The argument is a dominated
convergence: the area is the Lebesgue integral of the 0/1 cell indicator, these indicators
converge almost everywhere along any convergent filter (tendsto_cell_indicator_ae), and every
cell is contained in the fixed parent body K, so the constant parent indicator is an integrable
dominating function.
continuous_cellArea— joint continuity in body, sites, and weights.continuous_cellArea_compactFamily— the composition with a continuous site familysites : C(X, Config n), needing only continuity ofX, not compactness.
The configuration topology is induced by the point map from the metric space Fin n → E2,
hence first countable; this makes neighbourhood filters countably generated, as required by the
filter form of dominated convergence.
Each restricted cell is measurable (it is compact, hence closed).
Cell area as an indicator integral. The restricted cell area equals the Lebesgue integral
of the 0/1 indicator of the cell.
The constant parent indicator dominates every cell indicator pointwise.
Joint continuity of the restricted power-cell area. The area depends continuously on the parent subbody, the configuration, and the weight vector.
Compact-family composition form. For a continuous site family sites : C(X, Config n),
the restricted cell area is continuous jointly in the parent subbody, the base point x : X, and
the weight vector. Only continuity of X is used; compactness is not required.