NRR.EMP.VariableBody.IndicatorStability — a.e. stability of cell indicators #
For a variable planar body C : BodySpace K A, a configuration s : Config n, and weights
w : Fin n → ℝ, the restricted power cell of site i is the parent body intersected with finitely
many closed lower halfspaces. When the body, sites, and weights tend to a limit along an arbitrary
filter, the 0/1 indicator of the restricted cell converges pointwise almost everywhere to the
indicator of the limiting cell.
The exceptional null set is explicit:
frontier(C₀)
∪ ⋃ j : {j // j ≠ i},
{x | ⟪sepNormal s₀ i j, x⟫ = sepOffset s₀ w₀ i j}
The parent frontier is Lebesgue-null (ConvexSubbody.frontier_null), and every off-diagonal wall is
Lebesgue-null because the separating normal is nonzero (sepNormal_ne_zero,
NRR.Halfspace.hyperplane_null). Outside this set the point avoids the limiting parent
frontier, so BodySpace.eventually_mem_iff_of_not_mem_frontier controls the parent membership, and
each off-diagonal scalar ⟪sepNormal (s a) i j, x⟫ - sepOffset (s a) (w a) i j tends to a nonzero
limit, hence has eventually constant sign. Combining finitely many eventual statements and rewriting
membership through cellSet_eq_offDiag_halfspaces gives eventual membership equivalence, which
converts to convergence of the indicator.
This module uses no compactness of Config n and no continuity of the normalized weight; it is an
input to area continuity, not the reverse.
Eventual membership equivalence at a good point. If x avoids the frontier of the limiting
parent body and all limiting off-diagonal walls, then eventually along the filter, membership of x
in the moving cell agrees with membership in the limiting cell.
Almost-everywhere stability of the cell indicator. As the body, sites, and weights tend to a
limit along an arbitrary filter, the 0/1 indicator of the restricted power cell of site i
converges pointwise almost everywhere to the indicator of the limiting cell.