NRR.Multivalued.Separator.Distance — distance to a closed nonempty set #
Thin project wrappers around Metric.infDist packaging the metric facts used by the
signed-distance construction: continuity, vanishing on the underlying set, strict positivity
outside a closed nonempty set, the membership characterization of zero distance, and the estimate
by the distance to any chosen point of the set.
All results are stated for a general metric space; no compactness is assumed. Positivity requires both closedness and nonemptiness of the set.
Distance to a set is a continuous function of the point (Mathlib's 1-Lipschitz theorem).
A point of the set has zero distance to the set.
Outside a closed nonempty set the distance is strictly positive.
For a closed nonempty set, zero distance characterizes membership.
The distance to the set is bounded by the distance to any of its points.
The absolute value of the distance is bounded by the distance to any point of the set.