Jointly smooth functions as smooth families on a compact set #
This generalizes SmoothPathFamily from a compact real interval to any
compact subset of a real normed space. The Fréchet derivative in the
supremum norm is proved by a uniform mean-value remainder estimate.
The actual slice when continuous, with a zero fallback outside the domain where the hypotheses guarantee continuity.
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Flip linear, bundling toFun, toFun, map_add, map_smul and the required compatibility
proofs.
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Flip continuous linear map as an element of C(K, P →L[ℝ] E) →L[ℝ] P →L[ℝ] C(K, E).
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Actual slice derivatives and their joint continuity give the Fréchet derivative of the compact-family map in the supremum norm.
Parameter derivative, given by (fderiv ℝ F z).comp (ContinuousLinearMap.inl ℝ P Z).
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Every finite joint differentiability order lifts to the compact-family space.
Joint smoothness near the compact set gives smoothness in the supremum norm.
Evaluating an actual compact-family jet gives the genuine parameter jet of the original fixed-point slice.
An arbitrary open neighborhood of U × K suffices; a fixed product
neighborhood is extracted locally at each parameter using compactness.