NRR.EMP.VariableBody.WeightBounds — uniform coordinate bounds #
For a compact metric parameter space X carrying a continuous site family sites : SiteFamily X n
and a fixed planar parent body K, every equal-area (Laguerre) weight for a subbody
C : BodySpace K A at a parameter x : X obeys an explicit uniform bound expressed through the
compact site and parent radii.
The bound is weightBound K sites = (parentRadius K + siteRadius sites) ^ 2. It is independent of
the subbody C, the parameter x, and the individual weight w, and is the compactness input for
the closed-graph selection theorem.
Proof outline #
Equal area forces every restricted cell to have the positive area C.body.area / n, so each cell is
nonempty; a point y of the i-th cell is power-closer to site i than to site j, which
rearranges to w j - w i ≤ ‖y - s j‖² - ‖y - s i‖². Dropping the nonpositive term and bounding
‖y - s j‖ ≤ parentRadius K + siteRadius sites (using y ∈ C ⊆ K) gives the pairwise bound; the
coordinate bound follows from normalization ∑ j, w j = 0 and the triangle inequality on the finite
sum (n : ℝ) * w i = ∑ j, (w i - w j).
Uniform coordinate bound for equal-area weights: the square of the sum of the compact parent and site radii. It is independent of the subbody, the parameter, and the individual weight.
Equations
- NRR.EMP.VariableBody.weightBound K sites = (NRR.EMP.VariableBody.parentRadius K + NRR.EMP.VariableBody.siteRadius sites) ^ 2
Instances For
Pairwise weight bound. For any equal-area weight, the difference w j - w i is bounded by
the explicit uniform weightBound K sites.
Absolute pairwise weight bound. For any equal-area weight, |w i - w j| is bounded by the
explicit uniform weightBound K sites.
Coordinate bound for a normalized equal-area weight. Each coordinate of a normalized
equal-area weight satisfies |w i| ≤ weightBound K sites.
Uniform coordinate bound for the canonical normalized weight. Every coordinate of the canonically selected normalized equal-area weight satisfies the explicit uniform bound.